The document discusses how a multinational furniture company named Horizon abandoned its intended strategy. Horizon formulated a strategic plan to assess the market and set its strategy. However, after a few years it found itself making losses with poor product sales. It then decided to change its strategy, abandoning parts of its original intended strategy. The reasons for abandoning its strategy included relocating many of its showrooms to city areas with less customers, issues with corruption where officials kept money, using outdated and less durable furniture materials, and changing customer preferences towards more attractive and affordable items. The document concludes that while organizations create intended strategies, changes over time require new emergent strategies, with realized strategies being a product of intended as well as emergent