Strategic Management

Strategic management is the key factor for success of business organisations these days. Strategy for growth,profitability and geographical expansion is of great interest for business managers everywhere.Strategic management is the topic for study for MBA students all over the world.

The principles and tools of strategic management has critical value for managers and students of management programmes.

This blog will carry articles on strategic management and related topics from current publications and study material.

This blog could also give information on availability of job opportunities for management graduates. This will also provide advice and counselling for management students and young managers for carrier planning and development.

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