1.3 Setting business aims and objectives

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  • Objectives are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound.

    True
  • Order the components of the SMART framework.
    1️⃣ Specific
    2️⃣ Measurable
    3️⃣ Achievable
    4️⃣ Relevant
    5️⃣ Time-bound
  • Aims guide the overall direction of a business, while objectives support the achievement of aims
  • Profit maximization is a common business aim.

    True
  • Survival is a business aim that ensures long-term viability

    True
  • What is the primary purpose of business aims?
    Guide overall direction
  • What role do objectives play in achieving business aims?
    Support the achievement of aims
  • Steps in the SMART framework
    1️⃣ Specific
    2️⃣ Measurable
    3️⃣ Achievable
    4️⃣ Relevant
    5️⃣ Time-bound
  • Setting SMART objectives helps businesses achieve their goals more effectively
  • Business objectives are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound
  • Steps for setting SMART objectives
    1️⃣ Define specific goals
    2️⃣ Measure current performance
    3️⃣ Identify achievable targets
    4️⃣ Ensure relevance to aims
    5️⃣ Set a time frame
  • Aims are the overall long-term goals
  • The SMART framework helps businesses create effective objectives
  • Using SMART objectives ensures everyone is on the same page.
    True
  • The SMART framework enables effective planning and evaluation
  • One common business aim is profit maximization
  • Match the business area with a SMART objective:
    Sales ↔️ Increase revenue by 15%
    Marketing ↔️ Boost website traffic by 25%
    Operations ↔️ Reduce production costs by 10%
    Finance ↔️ Improve cash flow by 20%
  • Aims are long-term and broad
  • The SMART framework ensures objectives are clear and actionable

    True
  • Aims provide a framework for setting more specific, actionable objectives
  • SMART objectives are vague and lack a defined timeframe.
    False
  • What are business aims?
    Long-term, broad goals
  • SMART objectives enable effective planning and measurement of progress
  • Aims are long-term and broad, while objectives are short-term and specific
  • A SMART objective example is to increase website traffic by 20% in the next quarter
  • Match the component of the SMART framework with its description.
    Specific ↔️ Clear and well-defined goals
    Measurable ↔️ Quantifiable progress
    Achievable ↔️ Realistic goals
    Relevant ↔️ Aligned with business objectives
    Time-bound ↔️ Definite deadline
  • What are business aims defined as?
    Long-term goals
  • What does social responsibility in business refer to?
    Impact on society and environment
  • Objectives are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound
    True
  • Match the characteristic with its correct category:
    Broad, long-term goals ↔️ Aims
    SMART, short-term targets ↔️ Objectives
  • What is an example of a SMART objective for improving website traffic?
    Increase by 20% in the next quarter
  • Match the business area with its SMART objective:
    Sales ↔️ Increase revenue by 15%
    Marketing ↔️ Boost website traffic by 25%
    Operations ↔️ Reduce production costs by 10%
    Finance ↔️ Improve cash flow by 20%
  • Setting clear business aims and objectives is crucial for the success and direction
  • Clear aims and objectives ensure everyone in the business is working towards the same long-term goals.

    True