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LEVELS OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Associate Professor Head School of Management Gangadhar Meher University Definition of Strategic levels of Management Decision Strategic levels of management decision refers to the hierarchical structure of

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LEVELS OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Associate Professor & Head
School of Management
Gangadhar Meher University<br>
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Definition of Strategic levels of Management Decision Strategic levels of management decision refers to the hierarchical structure of decision-making within an organisation. It involves categorising decisions into three primary levels:
Corporate level
Business unit level
Functional level<br>
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CORPORATE LEVELS OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Corporate level strategic management refers to the highest level of strategic decision-making within an organization. It involves developing and implementing strategies to achieve overall organizational goals and objectives.

Characteristics :-
1.Focus on the entire organisation
2.Concerned with long-term direction and scope

Benefits:-
1.Provides overall direction and purpose
2.Enhance organizational competitiveness
3.Allocates resources effectively<br>