L 10 Strategy Execution Flashcards

1
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Barriers to successful strategy execution

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  1. Cultural attitudes
  2. Insufficient or poorly managed resources
  3. Insufficient agility
  4. External developments
  5. Strategy poorly communicated
  6. Poor coordination across the organisation
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Costs of strategy execution shortfalls

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Loss of trust

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3
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When do people change their mindset & behaviours?

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  • role modelling
  • developing talent and skills
  • fostering understanding and conviction (personal belief)
  • reinforcing with formal mechanisms
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4
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What do we use the RAPID-Framework for

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Clear assignment of responsibilities

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5
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What does the RAPID Framework stand for?

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Reccomend
Agree
Perform
Input
Decide

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What should we think off when we use the RAPID Decision model

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… ensure that only one person „ has the D“ . If two or more people think they are in charge of particular decision, a tug-war results

…watch for a proliferation of „A“s. Too many people with veto power can paralyse recommenders. If many people must agree, you probably haven’t pushed decisions down far enough in your organisation.

… avoid assigning too many Is. When many people give input, at least some of them aren’t making meaningful contributions

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Information flow (as part of strategy execution)

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Quick information flow to headquarters
Free information flow across organizational boundaries
Field and line employees have the information they need to understand their bottom-line impact of their day-to-day-choices

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8
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The three elements of vision

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Ethos, Pathos, Logos

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The three elements of vision

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Ethos, Pathos, Logos

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Parts of Ethos

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Personal anecdotes
Company past
Success stories
Track record

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What does Ethos give us

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Credibility

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12
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Parts of Pathos

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Future
Stories
Anticipation
Motivation
Action

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13
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What does Pathos give us

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Emotion

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14
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Parts of logos

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Arguments
Facts, figures, data
Scientific research
Product characteristics

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15
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What does logos give us

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Logic

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16
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What can lack of consistency among change initiatives cause

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  • Collective disengagement
  • Change underperformance
17
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How do employees assess consistency of change initiatives

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  • Cognitive inconsistencies
  • Procedural inconsistencies
  • Normative inconsistencies
18
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What do inconsistencies trigger?

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  • Emotional reactions
  • Social sharing activities (Challenging, Reproaching, Distancing)
19
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Who said this : However beautiful the strategy,you should occasionally look at the results

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Allegedly Wilson Churchill

20
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Who said this : However beautiful the strategy,you should occasionally look at the results

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Allegedly Wilson Churchill

21
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Who said this : However beautiful the strategy,you should occasionally look at the results

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Allegedly Wilson Churchill

22
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Return on investment formula

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ROI = Net profit/Investment cost. 100

23
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Cost Leadership Formula

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Cost Advantage = Competitors cost - Your cost

24
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Transnationality Index formula

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Foreign Assets/Total Assets +

25
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Efficiency Ratios

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Output/Input

26
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Execution performance formula

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Planned KPI - Actual KPI/ Actual KPI

27
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Market Entry ROI

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Gains from entry- Entry costs/ Entry costs

28
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Decision Weighing

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Decision Weighting:

Weighted Decision = w1. V1 + w2.v2 + … + wn.vn

•	w_i: Weight of factor i
•	v_i: Value of factor i