Strategic control involves tracking the implementation of a strategy to detect problems and adjust to maintain organizational goals. Strategic alert control is a rapid assessment of a firm's strategy in response to unexpected events, such as governmental changes or natural disasters, requiring immediate strategic responses. This document details the importance of strategic control and examples of situations where strategic alert control would be necessary.

1. Strategic alert control - Strategic control
Strategic Implementation

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3. Strategic control
• Strategic control is
concerned with tracking a
strategy as it is being
implemented, detecting
problems or changes in its
underlying premises and
making necessary
adjustments. The most
important purpose of
strategic control is to help
top achieve organizational
goals through monitoring
and evaluating the strategic
management process.

4. Types of strategic control

5. Strategic alert control
• A strategic alert control is
the thorough and often
rapid consideration of the
firm’s strategy because of
a sudden unexpected
event.

6. Strategic alert control
• Examples of such events
can be the sudden fall of
the government, a natural
calamity etc. In the face of
such unexpected events,
the firm should respond
immediately, and releases it
strategies quickly.