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Swot Analysis Of Globe Telecom

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III. COMPANY VISION AND MISSION 3.1 Vision “Happiest customers, employees and shareholders.” 3.2 Vision Evaluation The Globe Telecom Incorporated’s vision statement is valid for the following reasons: • It is relatively short and easy to communicate (only one sentence with 5 words) • It is graphic, flexible, and feasible because the company wants to have the happiest customers, employees and shareholders. However, the company’s vision statement is incomplete because it lacks the following characteristics: • What do we want to become? • Directional, focused and desirable characteristics • The company’s aim in developing and strengthening its business 3.3 Recommended Vision Statement To fulfill the characteristics, the following revised …show more content…

• It is motivating and inspiring because the company is set to making great things happen. 3.5 Mission “We create a wonderful world for people, businesses and the nation.” 3.6 Mission Evaluation The current mission statement of the Globe Telecom Incorporated includes the following component: 1. Concern for public …show more content…

7. Self-Concept What is the firm’s distinctive competence or major competitive advantage? 8. Concern for employees Are employees a valuable asset of the firm? 3.7 Recommended Mission Statement To fully comply with the enumerated requirements, the following revised mission statement is recommended: “Globe is committed to inspire and enrich lives through ease and relevance communications for the people worldwide by providing innovative solutions for a better and faster mobile data and data experience in communication technology. Being the leading communication technology in the Philippines, our mission is to serve and create a wonderful world for people, businesses and the nation with a good financial performance in turn that will bring its customers, employees and shareholders more opportunities in closer to fulfill the things that are most important to them.” 3.8 Recommended Mission Statement Evaluation The recommended mission statement is substantially improved because all the essential nine components are present: 1. Customers Who are the firm’s customers? (“…for the people...”) 2. Products or

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