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About Ernesto Gomes
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I can answer questions to Corporate Governance, General Management, Budgeting, Human Resource, People Management, Sales, Competition, Change & Transformation, Strategy and other. Specifics in Accounting and/or Legal are not my strength.
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I'm an experienced Business Manager and was a GM of a unit within a large IT Company. Leading over 250 Employees and multy million business. International Roles and Responsibilities. Worked and lead in Service Delivery, Sales, Portfolio Management and General Business.
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Project Management, 12 years of work experience
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You are here: Experts > Business > Small Business: Canada > Managing a Business > Mission Statement
Expert: Ernesto Gomes - 10/30/2009
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Dear Sir
I have a question in Strategic Management i am also giving my answer to it for your kind review. Kindly read the question and my answer and correct me if i am wrong and give me hints to make my ans better.
Question: “To deliver high-quality, flexible and innovative solutions that are cost effective and conducive”.
Above mentioned statement is a “part of a mission statement” of a telecom company. After reading it, you are required to analyze it carefully and mention that which particular component of a mission statement this given part refers to. Support your answer with logic.
Answer:
i think its "TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION" because with the help of technology & innovation we can provide the high quality products which are cost effective and favorable products to the customers.
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Hello Yasser,
reading the statement, It remembers me of many slogans from IT and telecommunication companies. Your answer seems valid to me... still, I would rather argue, that this refers to the "products %26 services / value" part of the mission statement, that the company uses when advertising its solutions to business customers (the same message is not as relevant for consumers).
Logic behind that:
- It's rather companies (vs. consumers) that are looking for solutions, flexibility, innovation and especially cost efficiency.
- Consumers normally don't have the knowledge to validate the truth of such statements, while companies do.
- Consumers mainly look for: commodity, cheap, simple, etc.
regards E.
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