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Strategic management involves developing a plan of action to achieve long-term goals and solve problems. Managers have used tools like total quality management, benchmarking, and re-engineering to dramatically improve operations. An effective strategy establishes competitive advantages like operational effectiveness, offering comparable value at lower cost, or innovation. It also considers strategic fit, segmentation, and positioning to identify areas where an organization can outperform rivals.
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