Posts tagged ‘Strategic Drivers of the organization’

As promised, I will share the list of ten strategic drivers you can choose from in setting the future for your organization. The important part of this message is to understand you make a single choice between ten strategic drivers. Remember you can only have one strategic driver for the organization, the only exception is possible when you have multiple business units requiring different strategic drivers.

Today I will introduce you to the ten strategic drivers and share a brief explanation of their meaning. Next week I plan to go into more detail particularly identifying the key strategy to incorporate with each strategic driver. The discipline part comes into play with the identification of Areas of Excellence that must be mastered by the organization or the market leader goal will be missed.

So what are the ten strategic drivers? Here they are… Continue reading ‘You Choose the Strategic Driver for Your Organization’ »

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Posted by Voss Graham on October 23, 2009 at 5:01 am under Strategy.
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Through my years of working with organizations and assisting in the formation of Strategy, I have found one concept or element to be the most important concept for Strategy to become effective. This is the one thing that drives the competitive advantage and insures success in your marketplace. So what is this magic bullet?

First, it is not a magic bullet. Second, it becomes magic in its effect upon the overall performance of the organization when the top managers and executives totally understand this concept. Several years ago, a couple of researchers validated the concept and wrote a best selling management book entitled – the Discipline of Market Leaders. It was determined that companies using the discipline to focus in certain areas and limit investment of time and money in other areas – would lead their markets.

So what is this concept? Continue reading ‘The One Concept Executives Need to Understand for Effective Strategy’ »

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Posted by Voss Graham on October 22, 2009 at 5:47 am under Strategy.
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