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This document discusses planning strategies for companies facing a natural disaster crisis situation. It suggests that companies can and should plan for unpredictable events by having specific but flexible plans. Goals would be important to provide direction and evaluate performance. For a manufacturing company like BMW, goals would need to come from division management. A global airline would require strategic planning from top management. A small flower grower's goals may be more individual level. Flexible plans allow managers to focus on problems while being willing to alter plans as needed. Managers can learn from this crisis the importance of always being prepared for unexpected events through contingency planning.
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- 3. Q NO 2:Would goals be useful in this type of situation? What types of goals might a manufacturing company like BMW have in such a situation? How about a global airlines? How about a small flower grower in Kenya? Yes, setting up goals would be important in a crisis situation. Goals would provide managers and employees a direction outwards the outcome and it will also help them to evaluate their performances.
- 4. BMW- BMW would want to have a strategic goal coming from division management. As the issue is with one particular plant so the decision will have to come from the Management of that division.
- 5. Global Airlines- As this is a crisis of global airlines the strategic planning will have to come from top management. Small flower grower- The strategic goals of small flower growers could be more of individual level.
- 6. QN03:What type of plans could companies use in this type of situation? Explain why you think these plans would be important? Companies would use specific but flexible plans. Natural disasters are crisis situation which coming without any prior warning so using a specific plan seems the best solution. Managers can focus on the particular problem and aim to eliminate the issue. However, they also need to make sure they are flexible and are willing to alter the plan when needed.
- 7. What lessons about planning can managers learn from this crisis? Crisis situation in businesses can come any time and managers always need to be aware about it. From this crisis situation managers can learn that no matter how concrete the plan is they might have to alter the plan when the situation…...