Address 1 CEO and the Management
Address 2 DigiMaxCon
6th April, 2015
Strategic analysis, problems identification, solutions and recommendations
Introduction
The presented report comprises of all primary and secondary concerns of CEO and the strategic management of DigiMaxCon. All the demanded apprehension are thoroughly considered and analyzed with a variety of techniques. System flaws, structural deficiencies and other findings are also presented along with their relevant solution.
Executive Summary
Due to the lack of competitive strategy and weak responsiveness towards external issues, DigiMaxCon has been facing deprived financial and business situation. The below presented analysis reveals that DMC is not only lacking in product development but is also not fairly dealing with its current operations. In order to recapture its successfulness, the management of company has to ponder upon a complete strategic change at all levels.
Business Analysis
Generic Strategy Analysis
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