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Agenda Adopting a focused approach to strategic business improvement 1.What IS strategy? 2.What are markets and how do you measure Market Attractiveness and Market Critical Success Factors? 3.Strategic driving force 4.Why market focused strategy is THE fundamental arbiter of strategic change 5.How to drive business improvement from an understanding of Strategic Marketing fundamentals 6.Case study 2

Agenda Adopting a focused approach to strategic business improvement 1.What IS strategy? 3

What is strategy? Thrive Strategy – Doing the right things  Tactics – Doing things right  Survive 4 Professor Malcolm McDonald – Die Die fast Die slowly

The time dependency of strategy Professor Malcolm McDonald –

The time dependency of strategy Professor Malcolm McDonald –

The time dependency of strategy Professor Malcolm McDonald –

The time dependency of strategy “From Good to GREAT” by Jim Collins Gillette Case Study 1975 Colman Mockler Appointed CEO 1986 Hostile Takeover Thwarted 1991 Mockler Retires 1996 End of Study “From Good to Great” by Jim Collins, page 24

Some vital considerations in designing and implementing strategic plans 9 1.Context to the presentation that follows 2.Vital principles that must be understood in order to develop and implement strategic plans that work 3.Consolidated view based on more than three decades of strategic experience

An ENGINEERING approach to strategy and business improvement

Engineers do NOT design bridges to stand up

They design bridges NOT to fall down

Some harsh facts 1.Seventy percent of I.T. investments fail TOTALLY 2."19 out of 20 ERP implementations “do not deliver what was promised“ 3.Seventy percent of BPM investments fail 4.Ninety percent of strategic plans fail How does one prevent failure? and thereby achieve SUCCESS?

What is NOT an engineering approach?

What IS Strategy? The Essence of WHY the Organization exists and HOW it THRIVES 15 1.Virtually NEVER changes 2.Intuited 3.Discovered NOT invented

16 Three alternative ERP value scenarios Unlocking the TRUE potential of ERP 100 / 1,000 x the norm ??? 1, Current industry norm for process based “Best Practice” 0 10 X Strategic precision configuration with CEO Executive Custody X 1 XXX Strategic customization With CEO Custody This is the ONLY valid scenario but it seldom occurs Relative strategic value measured in terms of business competitiveness, growth and profitability

Analysis of findings of numerous Pulse Measurements me for a copy

Factors causing strategy implementation failure

Top down (CEO led) versus bottom up design 19 Top Down – Strategy Focused Bottom Up – Process Focused

Factors for strategy implementation success Information and documentation

There IS great opportunity ERP can and should add value 21

Determining the ESSENCE of the business and how it thrives 1.Experienced strategic facilitator 2.Interview each executive one on one starting with the CEO 3.“Please will you tell me the essence of your business and how it thrives – what differentiates you from your competition?” 4.Listen carefully – “active listen” 5.Take lots of notes 6.After completing the interviews synthesize ALL the views to arrive at a SINGLE SENTENCE amplified as necessary with further detail 7.If an executive differs with the CEO then, unless the CEO has just arrived, the CEO’s view must prevail, particularly if the CEO is the founder or has been there for many years 8.New executives can be FAR off the mark 22

What is strategy? 1.Daimler Chrysler – FAILURE! 2.Daimler AG – Engineering Excellence 3.Chrysler – Technology Innovation 4.Not compatible 5.The essence of the business MUST be understood in any business improvement initiative 6.Failure to understand the strategic essence of the business is probably the single biggest factor in failed and sub-optimal business improvement initiatives 23

Agenda Adopting a focused approach to strategic business improvement 1.What IS strategy? 2.What are markets and how do you measure Market Attractiveness and Market Critical Success Factors? 24

What are markets and how do you measure Market Attractiveness and Market Critical Success Factors? 1.Market – group of customers who respond in approximately the same way to a given offer 2.Market Attractiveness Factors – how a business should select its markets – what do we look for in a customer and therefore market 3.Customer Critical Success Factors – why customers buy our products as distinct from our competitors products – how we differentiate ourselves 4.Simple to determine with skillful facilitation 25

Analysis of the strategic environment

Agenda Adopting a focused approach to strategic business improvement 1.What IS strategy? 2.What are markets and how do you measure Market Attractiveness and Market Critical Success Factors? 3.Strategic driving force 27

There IS great opportunity ERP can and should add value 28 Refer ALSO Michel Robert on “Strategic Driving Force”

Strategic driving force 1.Pick ‘n Pay 2.Woolworths 3.Edgars 4.What is the economic driver of each? 29

Agenda Adopting a focused approach to strategic business improvement 1.What IS strategy? 2.What are markets and how do you measure Market Attractiveness and Market Critical Success Factors? 3.Strategic driving force 4.Why market focused strategy is THE fundamental arbiter of strategic change 30

Why market focused strategy is THE fundamental arbiter of strategic change 1.Customers make buying decisions 2.Informed by marketing and sales information 3.Driven by gut feel and personal preference 4.Such that a strategic foundation that is intuitively attractive succeeds 5.And one that is NOT, fails 6.Any business improvement initiative that ignores strategy is destined to fail 31

Agenda Adopting a focused approach to strategic business improvement 1.What IS strategy? 2.What are markets and how do you measure Market Attractiveness and Market Critical Success Factors? 3.Strategic driving force 4.Why market focused strategy is THE fundamental arbiter of strategic change 5.How to drive business improvement from an understanding of Strategic Marketing fundamentals 32

How to drive business improvement from an understanding of Strategic Marketing fundamentals 1.Project must be strategically aligned – the essence of how it thrives 2.Facilitators / consultants MUST understand the strategy 3.The strategy must be understood and published (publicized) from the top down 4.Inherently executives are the custodians of the strategic view and must be engaged with 33

Agenda Adopting a focused approach to strategic business improvement 1.What IS strategy? 2.What are markets and how do you measure Market Attractiveness and Market Critical Success Factors? 3.Strategic driving force 4.Why market focused strategy is THE fundamental arbiter of strategic change 5.How to drive business improvement from an understanding of Strategic Marketing fundamentals 6.Case study 34

Case study 1.Stalled Business Information System (ERP) implementation 2.Strategic driver of the client – exceptional service – “we will compensate you for late delivery” 3.Strategic driver of the software company – biggest player in their industry, average service is the norm 4.Totally incompatible strategically – could not see eye to eye – constant conflict – project getting in the way of the essence of the business – the strategy 5.Project terminated 6.New software supplier – “if a problem with our software results in late delivery we will compensate you” 35

Summing up 1.Strategy is the essence of the business and how it thrives 2.Strategy is intuited in response to real customer needs 3.Business improvements that are strategically aligned and focused (essence of the business) will enable the business to thrive 4.Actions that compromise or prejudice the strategic essence of the business will damage the business 5.Most business improvement initiatives FAIL to recognize this reality and therefore fail to deliver on their potential 36

If you do not act within 48 hours you probably never will (Bill Gates) Act TODAY! What is your single most important insight from this presentation? What is the single most practical action that you can take tomorrow to apply strategic (right thing / essence thinking) more effectively? 37 Please write down your thoughts NOW

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