Chakraborty, Ayon, and Stewart, Glenn (2012) Strategy taxonomy and classification system development – study of two state governments. In: Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Management of Innovations and Technology. pp. 140-145. From: 6th International Conference on Management of Innovations and Technology, 11 – 13 June 2012, Sanur Bali, Indonesia.

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There is limited understanding about business strategies related to parliamentary government's departments. This study focuses on the strategies of departments of two state governments in Australia. The strategies are derived from department strategic plans available in public domain and collected from respective websites. The results of this research indicate that strategies fall into seven categories: internal, development, political, partnership, environment, reorientation and status quo. The strategies of the departments are mainly internal or development where development strategy is mainly the focus of departments such as transport, and infrastructure. Political strategy is prevalent for departments related to communities, and education and training. Further three layers of strategies are identified as kernel, cluster and individual, which are mapped to the developed taxonomy.

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