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S TRATEGIC M ANAGEMENT

Translating a Mission and Overall Goals into Strategic Outcomes Mission (Why We Exist) To Increase enterprise Value Mission (Why We Exist) To Increase enterprise Value Vision (Where We Are Going) Core Values (What We Believe In) Strategy (Our Game Plan) Overall and Business Unit Strategy (Our Game Plan) Overall and Business Unit Management System Implementation and Focus, Balanced Scorecard Management System Implementation and Focus, Balanced Scorecard Strategic Initiatives (What We Need To Do) Personal Objectives (What Each Employees Needs To Do) Strategic Outcomes Satisfied Shareholders Delighted Customers Effective Processes Motivated Employees

Barriers to Strategy Execution ONLY 10% OF ORGANIZATIONS EXECUTE THEIR STRATEGIES* 90% NOT IMPLEMENTED Vision: Only 5% of workers understand it. People: Only 55% of managers have incentives linked to strategy. Mgmnt: 85% of execs spend less than 1 HR month on strategy Resource: 60% of organizations don’t link budgets to strategy.

Vision vs. Strategy Mgmnt: 85% of execs spend less than 1 HR month on strategy Resource: 60% of organizations don’t link budgets to strategy. Vision A realistic, credible, attractive future for X company “great hope held in common” Strategy Turns vision into something useful “people feel in control, less anxious, more confident about stepping up to opportunities and managing threats”

Strategic Planning vs. Visioning Mgmnt: 85% of execs spend less than 1 HR month on strategy Resource: 60% of organizations don’t link budgets to strategy. Strategic planning Taking what we know today plus lessons learned from the past and developing a plan to place our company in a better competitive position in the future Visioning Starting with a blank sheet of paper, it is about visualizing a future desired state, a picture of where and what we would like our company to be in the future, without constraints of funding and resources, and then working backward to develop the strategic action plan to get us there…imagination and discovery vs. analysis and forecasts

Vision – Mission – Strategy – Core Values Mgmnt: 85% of execs spend less than 1 HR month on strategy Resource: 60% of organizations don’t link budgets to strategy. Vision Statement Defines a desired state in years Mission Statement Defines the fundamental purpose for existence and answers 4 questions…who are we? what do we do? for whom do we do it? why do we do it? Strategic Plan (answers) Where are we? Where have we decided to go? How do we get there? How much does it cost? When do we arrive? Who is responsible ? To what timetable? Core Values The essential and enduring principles and beliefs that guide work, behavior, relationships and decision making for a company to achieve the vision

Brainstorm: High Performing Team PLAN ? PLAN ? vision PRESENT ? ?

Towards Clarity Mgmnt: 85% of execs spend less than 1 HR month on strategy Resource: 60% of organizations don’t link budgets to strategy. AGREEMENT ON TODAY’S STATUS AGREED UPON FUTURE ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT THE FUTURE MOBILIZE THE RESOURCES TO EXECUTE BASIS FOR ADJUSTING TO CHANGES ARTICULATED, AGREED UPON, COMPASS DIRECTION IN THE SWAMP

Visions Mgmnt: 85% of execs spend less than 1 HR month on strategy Resource: 60% of organizations don’t link budgets to strategy. “a car in every garage” “I have a dream” Komatsu: “Encircle Caterpillar” “personal computer at every desk” “a man on the moon by the end of the decade”

Power and Transforming Vision Checklist Mgmnt: 85% of execs spend less than 1 HR month on strategy Resource: 60% of organizations don’t link budgets to strategy. 1. Future oriented 2. Utopian…a better future 3. Appropriate…fits, history, culture, values 4. Excellence and high ideals 5. Clarifies purpose and direction 6. Inspires enthusiasm, encourages commitment 7. Reflects uniqueness, distinctive competencies 8. Ambitious 9. Well articulated and easily understood

Vision Elements Mgmnt: 85% of execs spend less than 1 HR month on strategy Resource: 60% of organizations don’t link budgets to strategy.

Strategy Focused Organization Mgmnt: 85% of execs spend less than 1 HR month on strategy Resource: 60% of organizations don’t link budgets to strategy. Mobilize change through executive leadership Board buy-in Strategic performance management system Make strategy continual process Link budgets and strategies Make strategy everyone’s everyday job Personal scorecards Strategic awareness

Strategy Focused Organization (continued) Mgmnt: 85% of execs spend less than 1 HR month on strategy Resource: 60% of organizations don’t link budgets to strategy. Align strategies to organizational mission, vision, values Shared services synergies Translate strategies to operational terms and goals Strategy maps