The Approach to Leadership
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The leadership involves in allocation of available resources. There is always other ways to be successful instead of following traditional way. The one who thinks out of box is always successful the way of unorthodox method.
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1a
1) Define Strategy as it applies to what you understand and what you learned in your reading.
The five P's of strategy are plan, ploy, pattern, position and perspective(). In other words, strategy has a complex definition that is not easy to define but to me it simply means they way you handle a business.
2) Research and consider an organization which employs the 5 P's as strategy. Name and describe the organization. Define and identify an example of each of the 5 Ps of strategy for an organization other than the examples offered in the course material of Chapter one. You may research an organization via the Internet or use the course material to gain additional perspective on an organization you are familiar with. Be specific and detailed as you address the 5 P's: Plan, Ploy, Pattern, Position, Perspective. Be sure to cite any references used.
I chose Coca-Cola to research as they are a local company to me and I have many friends who have worked for Coca-Cola Bottling. Coca Cola is the world's largest beverage company despite that they don't make or sale beverages, but instead sale the rights to make and sale their products.
Plan - Coca-Cola's plan is to focus on the market, they give their customers what they are looking for and buy out the competition.
Ploy - Remove responsibility from their selves by selling the rights to make, bottle and sale their products to other companies.
Pattern - Advertise, advertise, advertise. Coke is on everything and is also what the majority of their spending is on. They advertise at every chance they get but it seems to work.
Position - Coke is offered almost everywhere and is sold in over 200 countries. Their position is availability.
Perspective - All industries change, even the beverage industry. Instead of just selling their flagship product Coke, they offer everything from diet drinks, water, sports drinks, teas, juices or anything else anyone would like to drink. If you are thirsty Coca-Cola wants yo satisfy your thirst.
2A
1) Based on Chapter 2, review either UMUC's website or research an organization of interest to you via Internet or one you are familiar with , take note of the mission and vision of the university and/or organization and answer the following questions:
a) Describe the mission and vision
Unless I am blind, I could not locate UMUC's vision statement but did find their mission statement which says :
The mission of University of Maryland University College is improving the lives of adult learners. We will accomplish this by:
· Operating as Maryland's open university, serving working adults, military servicemen and servicewomen and their families, and veterans who reside in Maryland, across the United States, and around the world;
· Providing our students with affordable, open access to valued, quality higher education; and
· Serving as a recognized leader in career-relevant education, embracing innovation and change aligned with our purpose, and sharing our perspectives an.
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- 1. Attaining the same goal with different mind set
- 2. Either you follow traditional way or you can follow unconventional method. Both have advantages and disadvantages. Yet the success does not depend upon method that is followed but more on how it is executed and how effective leadership is. It also depend on team work and resources available in hand. Leader is one who decide which method can bring more fruit full results w.r.t resources consumption.
- 3. HANNBAL IN BATTLE OF CANNAE IN 216 BC .
- 8. More focus on ingenuity user friendly Apple is designed around a graphical user interface Apples are designed by people who know a lot about people. Apples are mostly used for graphics and multimedia services. Apples are more expensive as compared to Windows
- 9. Windows is a series of graphical user interfaces Windows PCs are designed by people who know a lot about computers. Windows is normally used for business purposes Windows are less expensive as compared to Apple. Less user friendly but more precise.
- 10. Both have different approach when getting job done.
- 11. Rugged nature Quantity driven Less crew comfort. Easy to maintain. Easy to use Low working life
- 12. Precise in nature Quality driven More crew comfort. Expensive to maintain. Difficult to use High working life
- 15. In 2006 it was all over for Pepsi until Nooyi change the dynamics for pepsi. Pepsi hired several well-known nutritionists to direct its efforts at reducing fat, sodium and sugar in its products. Coke gets 49.2 % and Pepsi 29.9% Pepsi introduce more of sport drinks with new strategist "Lifestyles have changed,“ Enter into new market.
- 16. Two products can do same job but approach may be different that difference is key to success .A leader who know such difference put way more weight toward success because he knows which resource is to be utilized in what manner that it bring ultimate goal. It Is not how many resource that you have it is what resource you have how to utilized and how to achieve goals. Success is not single path but more then one ways it is up to leader how to accomplished task at hand.