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Following are the main differences between Strategy Formulation and Strategy Implementation-

Strategy FormulationStrategy Implementation
Strategy Formulation includes planning and decision-making involved in developing organization’s strategic goals and plans.Strategy Implementation involves all those means related to executing the strategic plans.
In short, Strategy Formulation is placing the Forces before the action.In short, Strategy Implementation is managing forces during the action.
Strategy Formulation is an Entrepreneurial Activity based on strategic decision-making.Strategic Implementation is mainly an Administrative Task based on strategic and operational decisions.
Strategy Formulation emphasizes on effectiveness.Strategy Implementation emphasizes on efficiency.
Strategy Formulation is a rational process.Strategy Implementation is basically an operational process.
Strategy Formulation requires co-ordination among few individuals.Strategy Implementation requires co-ordination among many individuals.
Strategy Formulation requires a great deal of initiative and logical skills.Strategy Implementation requires specific motivational and leadership traits.
Strategic Formulation precedes Strategy Implementation.STrategy Implementation follows Strategy Formulation.

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