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    Robin Hood and his Merry Men face both opportunities and threats in their organizational activities. [1] To take advantage of opportunities, they could expand their operations to other forests and create a separate group to hunt for food. [2] To address threats, the main group could focus solely on robbing while the new hunting group obtains food, ensuring both missions are covered. [3] Choosing strategies that leverage strengths against external factors and diversify operations could help the organization adapt to changes.

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    Robin Hood and his Merry Men face both opportunities and threats in their organizational activities. [1] To take advantage of opportunities, they could expand their operations to other forests and create a separate group to hunt for food. [2] To address threats, the main group could focus solely on robbing while the new hunting group obtains food, ensuring both missions are covered. [3] Choosing strategies that leverage strengths against external factors and diversify operations could help the organization adapt to changes.

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    AN ACTION PLAN FOR ROBIN HOOD MINI-CASE (10 POINTS)

    DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS OF HOW TO COMPLETE THE MINI-CASE ARE GIVEN BELOW.

    FIGURE 7.1 TOWS MATRIX FOR ROBIN HOOD

    1
    INTERNAL Strengths (S) Weaknesses (W)

    1. Size: More fighting men 1.


    2. 2.
    3. 3.
    4. 4.
    5. 5.

    EXTERNAL
    Opportunities (O) SO WO
    Favorable Trends
    1. Other forests available 1. Expand operations to other 1.
    2. forests (S1,O1) 2.
    3. 2. 3.
    4. 3.
    5.

    Threats (T) ST WT
    Unfavorable Trends
    1. Game (food) becoming 1. Create separate group with 1.
    scarce a different mission – to hunt 2.
    2. for food and not involved in 3.
    3. robbing. (S1, T1)
    4. 2.
    5. 3.

    After reading the Robin Hood Mini-Case on Canvas, consider Robin Hood and his band of
    Merry Men as an organization. Think of their activities and the issues that they face using
    management and business terms such as leadership, recruitment, revenue generation,
    expansion, diversification, competition, and the like.

    PLEASE WORK ON THIS DOCUMENT AS INSTRUCTED IN 3 STEPS BELOW - AND SUBMIT IT!

    2
    STEP 1: Identify elements of their organizational strengths and weaknesses. Examine the
    external environment and identify trends that represent opportunities and threats. Enter the
    items identified in the appropriate places in the TOWS matrix above in Figure 7.1. (in Red are
    my examples).

    STEP 2: Then enter your responses in the appropriate places in the TOWS matrix above in Figure
    7.1. (in Red are my examples), by matching one by one, the elements from the “Internal” axis (S
    or W) with ones from the “External” axis (O or T) and write them as action step (that is, actions
    the organization can undertake) at the intersections in the boxes labeled SO, WO, ST, and WT.
    Track the source of the ideas for the match within parenthesis.

    STEP 3: Then type in your response in not more than 250 words for the following Question #1 in
    the box provided: AND THEN UPLOAD THE ENTIRE WORD DOC TO CANVAS TO COMPLETE
    YOUR ASSIGNMENT!

    Question #1: Which TWO of the FOUR above alternatives or strategies (SO,ST,WO,WT) would
    you recommend - you can offer 1st preference and 2nd preference. And more importantly
    explain why – by identifying specific criteria or logic behind your choices. (Type in your
    answer in this box in not more than 250 words)

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