Strategy of organisation

Strategy of organisation

 Strategy is plan of action or a series of action that need to undertake in order to achieve the organizational objectives. It is all about integrating the organizational activities & utilizing the available resources of the organization within the organizational setting to achieve the organizational goals.

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