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    The document discusses the vision and mission statements of different organizations. The vision of the Institute of Cost Accounts of India is to be the preferred source of resources and professionals for global enterprise financial leadership. Tata Steel's vision is to be the benchmark for value creation and corporate citizenship in the global steel industry. A company's mission statement focuses on its current scope and describes its capabilities and customer focus, while the mission of the Institute of Cost Accounts of India is for cost and management accountant professionals to ethically drive global enterprises by creating value for stakeholders through integrating strategy, management, and accounting competencies.

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    The document discusses the vision and mission statements of different organizations. The vision of the Institute of Cost Accounts of India is to be the preferred source of resources and professionals for global enterprise financial leadership. Tata Steel's vision is to be the benchmark for value creation and corporate citizenship in the global steel industry. A company's mission statement focuses on its current scope and describes its capabilities and customer focus, while the mission of the Institute of Cost Accounts of India is for cost and management accountant professionals to ethically drive global enterprises by creating value for stakeholders through integrating strategy, management, and accounting competencies.

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    The document discusses the vision and mission statements of different organizations. The vision of the Institute of Cost Accounts of India is to be the preferred source of resources and professionals for global enterprise financial leadership. Tata Steel's vision is to be the benchmark for value creation and corporate citizenship in the global steel industry. A company's mission statement focuses on its current scope and describes its capabilities and customer focus, while the mission of the Institute of Cost Accounts of India is for cost and management accountant professionals to ethically drive global enterprises by creating value for stakeholders through integrating strategy, management, and accounting competencies.

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    Strategic Management Introduction

    Vision of Institution of cost Accountants of India


    “The Institute of cost Accounts of India would be the preferred sources of

    resources and professionals for the financial leadership of enterprises

    globally”

    Vision – Tata steel

    We aspire to be the global steel industry benchmark for value creation and

    corporate citizenship

    Mission Statement
    ▪ A company’s Mission statement is typically focused on its present

    business scope – “who we are and what we do”; mission statements

    broadly describe an organizations present capabilities, customer

    focus, activities, and business makeup.

    ▪ A mission statement is a statement of the purpose of a company,

    organization, its reason for existing. It's like a goal for what the

    company wants to do for the world

    Mission of Institution of cost accounts of India


    “The cost and management accountant professionals would be ethically drive

    enter prices globally by creating value to stake holders in the socio-economic

    context through competencies drawn from the integration of strategy

    management and accounting”

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