By Gerry Starsia
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With its roots in the scientific method in the 20th century, early Strategic Management can be described as a linear way to manage. It evolved into more adaptive and emergent forms in the mid-late 20th century as organizations grew in complexity, size, and scale, and most recently is at a critical point in its usefulness. As leaders and managers strive to keep up with the dynamic conditions of the present, how will strategic management adapt, adjust, and transform? The objective of this paper is to present the principles of the Agile Manifesto and explain how they can be applied to strategic management resulting in a new way to manage: Agile Strategic Management.
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By Carol A. Poore
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Despite decades of shared knowledge about how to shape winning strategies and achieve results, a stunning 90% of businesses still fail to reach strategic goals. One of the key reasons for this is ineffective communication throughout the entire strategic management process. An average of 95% of employees don’t understand their organization’s strategic direction and what they need to do to make their strategy work. The objective of this article is to present the principles of “Vital + Visual + Visible Communication” (3V Communication) to enable organizations to foster employee engagement, overcome longstanding strategic management communication challenges, and achieve superior results.
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By Pierre Hadaya
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Fueled by trends such as globalization, the digital shift, Industry 4.0, artificial intelligence and agility, innovation is critical to the success and long-term viability of organizations in today’s highly competitive market. In this article, Professor Yves Pigneur talks about tools he has developed together with Alexander Osterwalder to help organizations reap maximum benefits from innovation.
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By Nick Hadjinicolaou
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To succeed in its strategic endeavors, an organization must do more than formulate a winning strategy – it must implement and execute that strategy in an effective, efficient, and agile manner. Yet, there are many reasons why strategy implementation continues to be challenging. Successful implementation is hindered when current and future projects are not visible, or worse, not aligned with the strategy. A practice of active portfolio governance would assist with alignment, decision making and overall transparency, enhancing strategy implementation. The objective of this article is to present the novel practice of strategic portfolio management, and a number of related techniques for successful implementation of the organization’s strategy
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By Mark Chussil
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It’s a fuzzy, foggy world. Strategists want metaphorical telescopes to see their future. Alas, there is no such thing as the singular future. What strategists really need are wide-angle lenses to see many possible futures: options, alternatives, uncertainties, opportunities, and threats. That’s where strategy simulation comes in. This article breaks down strategy simulation and how to find ideal simulation outcomes for your company.
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