Organization Strategies
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All organizations, whether for-profit or non-profit, face the challenge of implementing strategies in order to achieve their objectives. For many organizations, setting objectives is only the fhrst hurdle they must overcome to success; often, organizations focus on strategies that are directly related to those objectives, and fail to recognize that strategies need to be managed on an enterprise-wide basis. This includes managing knowledge, for example, and determining whether automated knowledge management or traditional people-oriented knowledge management is appropriate to a particular organization (Hansen, Norhia and Tierney 3).Companies which provide services have already differentiated their "product," but manufacturing organizations which adopt a service strategy can gain a competitive edge in the market, as well (Chase and Garvin 62). Conversely, service o
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