Identifying the strategy-related issues and problems that company managers need to address and resolve for the company to be more financially and competitively successful entails all of the following EXCEPT:
A) drawing on the results of both industry analysis and the evaluations of the company's own competitiveness.
B) drawing on the evaluations of the company's own resources,internal circumstances,and competitiveness.
C) locking in on what challenges/obstacles/roadblocks the company has to overcome in order to be financially and competitively successful in the years ahead.
D) developing a "worry list" of "how to…," "whether to…," and "what to do about…"
E) developing a competitive strength assessment that details the strategic moves and countermoves necessary for ensuring the company's financial future.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The options listed A, B, C, and D are all correct and necessary for identifying strategy-related issues and problems, but option E is not necessary as it is already covered under option A, which refers to industry analysis and evaluations of the company's own competitiveness. Therefore, option E is not required for identifying strategy-related issues and problems.

Identifying the Strategy-Related Issues and Problems That Company Managers Need