Restart Your Strategy
When you need to regroup to execute a too-big-to-fail strategy that is not getting results.
Co-create a plan to get your strategy back on track and keep it there.
There is nothing so useless as doing efficiently that which should not be done at all." Peter Drucker
Every business has too-big-to-fail strategies. Strategies that will make a measurable difference to some aspect of the business and, in many cases, to the organization’s overall success.
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When execution has slowed or stalled
Execution can slow or stall for many reasons. Other initiatives could be siphoning off people and other resources. There could be a change in leadership creating uncertainty about priorities. There could be issues with cross-functional collaboration. It might be difficult to visualize the roadmap that will take the strategy from where it is today to the point where it is fully executed and successful.
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When failure is not an option
At the outset, we deploy the Strategic Directions Checkup™ to explore the degree to which staff have bought into management’s vision, the way work is allocated, the team’s ability to focus, the obstacles and roadblocks that have threatened execution, and many other factors. The findings enable us to pinpoint the areas in which execution has or is likely to slow or come off the rails. And to develop solutions that take account of your organization’s resources and the timing of your desired outcomes.
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A plan that adapts as your business changes
Our Strategic Directions Playbook™ is a transformative tool that enables you to overcome the issues that get in the way of executing your too-big-to-fail strategy. Using our Playbook and the findings from the Strategic Directions Checkup™, we work with you to design a plan of execution that gets your strategy back on track and a roadmap that takes you to your desired outcomes.
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We encourage our clients to review and update their Strategic Execution Plan on a regular basis. This ensures that your Plan remains relevant in the face of internal and external changes.
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