Strategic control involves tracking a strategy during implementation, detecting issues or changes, and making adjustments. It can be seen as a form of "steering control" as investments are made and projects undertaken over time to implement the strategy. There are different types of strategic control, including premise control to continually test assumptions, implementation control to analyze tactics and monitor progress, and strategic surveillance to monitor the strategy and external factors. Special control is also used to respond to unexpected events.

1. Strategic control & application

2. 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.

3. • The control of strategy can be characterized as a form of
"steering control".
• As time lapses between the initial implementation of a
strategy and achievement of its intended result,
investments are made and numerous projects and actions
are undertaken to implement the strategy.

4. Premise control
Implementation control
Strategic
surveillance
Special
control
Types of strategic control

5. Premise control
 Inflation
 Social changes
 Competitors
 Suppliers
Premise control serves the purpose of continually testing the assumptions to find out
whether they are still valid or not. It helps in the strategists to take corrective action at right
time.
Environmental factor Industry factor

6.  Analysis of tactics
 Series of steps
 Activities, investment
Implementation control
Milestone reviewMonitoring strategy

7. Special alert control
Examples-Sudden Fall Of
Events, Natural Calamities.
Unexpected events

8. Strategic surveillance

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