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CHAPTER ONE: Mission Statement, Aims and Objectives Mission Statement A mission statement is also known as vision, and states the main purpose of a business, such as satisfying its customer's needs. A mission statement shows stakeholders both within and outside the organisation, and what its core values are. A business produces the statement, when it has decided on what product or service to offer to its customers. This is important step, as it describes the kind of business you plan to be. For example, Microsoft's mission is, 'taking the Internet, combining it with great software and turning them into the most powerful tool of all time'. This tells me that everyone in the company is involved with computers and software development. The IKEA vision is 'To create a better everyday life for the majority of people'. This tells me that IKEA responds to the home furnishing needs of people, across the world. This means...
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