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Case Study on “Solar Feeder for Strategic Management

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Q1. Identify the broad and specific problem of the company?

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The solar feeder is innovative tool, which is to avert squirrels from taking the birdseed by electronic shock. The solar feeder company is a distinctive wind on the typical bird feeder, which is resembled a typical birdhouse, but it houses feed instead.

The main problem for the company had no long term road map like

 which markets to compete
 How to compete (competitive Approaches)
 How to operate on a day to day basis (Meet organizational objectives) and no business model whether revenues and costs make viable business sense.

The most significant issue facing management is the lack of a business preparation and a logical tactic and objectives. They …show more content…

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The suggestion for the company
1. Developing a strategic vision
2. Setting Objectives:
Feeder Company must set some target regarding Profits, revenue, margins. SDI 's will need to improve its accounting in order to accurately assess the achievement of these goals. The high cost of SDI products was mainly due to its low production volume. There are investors with sufficient capital interested in investing in SDI. There is no cash-flow statement, the income statement has no non-cash items like depreciation, and the balance sheet has no entry for. To accomplish this, the company should conduct quality audit to its suppliers. Improve production execution and delivery SDI must redesign the solar feeder so that it is easy to manufacture.

3. Crafting(Expertise) Strategy

X SDI does not have a good purchasing and quality control procedure to control quality of incoming raw materials. SDI needs additional outside investors. The ABA members had grown 300% in the 1990s. The company was unable to sell its products to retailers at a lower price.

X SDI does not have a good purchasing and quality control procedure to control quality of incoming raw materials. SDI needs additional outside investors. The ABA members had grown 300% in the 1990s. The company was unable to sell its products to retailers at a lower price.

4. Implementing and executing the strategy
5. Evaluate monitor and implement corrective adjustments

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