The phrase "management vision" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the long-term goals and objectives of a company or organization, as envisioned by its leaders or management team. Example: "The company's success can be attributed to its strong management vision, which prioritizes innovation and customer satisfaction."
Overlapping grazing orbits managed by herders did not fit within the management vision of the Forest Service.
Successful case management thus requires that case managers be able to rely on a shared case management vision to give direction to the day-to-day care provided in practice.
Mesmerizing Wall Street with a dazzling number of deals makes an absence of long-term management vision easy to hide.
After an accounting scandal, a bankruptcy filing and mass layoffs, Enron has gone from model of management vision to case study for management obfuscation.
It spends a bigger share of its revenues on R&D than any other competitor, says Rick Caro of Management Vision, a fitness-management consultancy.
Execution, team management, vision, and passion are also crucial elements for success.
He has also sketched out a turnaround strategy for Yahoo that does not necessarily match the management's vision.
He has also sketched out a turnaround strategy for Yahoo that does not necessarily match management's vision.
"We grade prospective clients in five areas, including management experience, vision and respect for the marketing function," said Mr. Summerville, whose agency's clients include Microsoft and Real Networks.
"Peet's is just such a company and we look forward to preserving the company's culture and core values, while supporting management's vision for future growth".
In an efficient market, a firm with poor management, weak vision and execution, or a disregard for shareholder value, will be accurately priced at a discount to a well-run firm.
