The control process and Executive Summary

The control process is essential to the achievement of goals. It

allows a business to track their progress, make adjustments, and stay on

schedule for what they’re trying to achieve. Your chosen goal from the

strategic management project needs these same types of controls. This

course project assignment will task you with creating a detailed control

process for that goal. Think through all of the departments that might

be involved in the completion of the goals and how they’ll need to be

tracked. The course content from this week can be very useful in

providing details on strategies and ideas for control processes. Some

additional research will also prove useful. This assignment should be at least two pages in length and complete the following:

• Identify four separate strategies that you will use to control your strategic goal.
• For each strategy:
  • Identify which aspect or metric of the goal they’re controlling.
  • Explain the reasoning and value behind the control choice.
  • Identify the control as feed forward, concurrent, or feedback.

Executive Summary. This should be the first page in the final version
of your plan. It’s meant to be something that an executive could quickly
read in order to get a basic understanding of the overall strategic
management plan. Due to its purpose, the executive summary should be a
thorough and concise summary clearly depicting the content of the plan.
Give an overview of the goal you’re trying to accomplish, any major
findings in your research, the reasoning behind the goal, and any major
obstacles you foresee. It should be treated as a document ready to be
turned into an executive director, board of advisors, investor, etc.
Therefore, format and style (presentation) is very important.