Seven Stages of Organizational Development Flashcards
Seven Stages of Organizational Development
- New Venture
- Expansion
- Professionalization
- Consolidation - Organizational Maturity
- Diversification
- Integration
- Decline and Revitalization
Two Independent Dimensions of Each Stage
- Size
- Infrastructure
First Four Stages by Revenue
- Venture
- Product - Less than $1M
- Service - Less than $0.3M
- Expansion
- Product - $1M to $10M
- Service - $0.3M to $3.3M
- Professionalization
- Product - $10M to $100M
- Service - $3.3M to $33M
- Consolidation
- Product - $100M to $500M
- Service - $33M to $167M
Purpose of Venture Stage
Establish ‘Proof of Business Concept’ by identifying a viable market and product/service.
Two Tasks of Venture Stage
- Identify & Define a Market
- Develop Products & Services
Purpose of Expansion Stage
Scale Up: Acquire resources and develop systems to facilitate growth.
Two Tasks of Expansion Stage
- Acquire Resources
- Develop Operational Systems
Four Tasks of Professionalization Stage
- Formalize Planning (strategy, operations, scheduling, budgeting, contingency)
- Declare Organizational Roles, Responsibilities & Standards of Practice
- Create Management Development System (find them, grow them, & keep them)
- Create Performance Management System (Control - Budgeting, Goal Setting, Appraisal)
Nine Professionalization Results
- Profit - explicit planned goal
- Planning - formal and written; a way of life
- Organization - written role descriptions, clearly articulating responsibilities
- Performance Management - formal planned system of performance management with explicit objectives, goals, measurements, feedback, evaluation, and rewards
- Talent Development - planned to develop a pool of managers that will take the firm into the future
- Budgeting - focuses on standards and variances; used to guide performance
- Innovation - oriented towards continuous, incremental improvements & support of major innovation
- Leadership - Interactive, consultative, participative, & team-oriented
- Culture - explicitly managed as a source of sustainable competitive advantage
Two Tasks of Consolidation Stage
- Lead the Corporate Culture
- Values
- Beliefs
- Norms
- Institutionalize the transformation from entrepreneurship to a professionally managed organization.
Strategy Definition
Declaration of where (which markets) we will compete and what we will focus our attention on to achieve best results
Strategic Planning Process - Seven Steps
- Environmental Scan
- Organizational Assessment
- Strategic Analysis and Resolution
- Strategic Plan
- Budget
- Implement Plan through breakthrough projects.
- Navigate Plan, through Dashboard, TMAP Meetings & Qtly Review
Quarterly Management Review
Step 1: Environmental Scan - Three Dimensions
- Market Analysis
- Competitive Analysis
- Trend Analysis
Six Market Analysis Dimensions
- Customers
- Customer Needs
- Customer Buying Habits
- Potential Different Market Segments
- Threats in Present and Potential Markets
- Opportunities in Present and Potential Markets
Market Niche Definition
A sufficient number of sustainable competitive advantages within to dominate a market segment
Four Competitive Analysis Factors
- Who are our Competitors?
- Strengths and Limitations of Each Competitor
- Customer Perceptions of Competitors
- Strategic Board - Competitors by 2 Dimensional Market Segmentation
Competitive Advantage Definition
Feature or characteristic of an organization that creates a superior opportunity to compete in the marketplace
Six Trend Analysis Dimensions
- Economic
- Social/Cultural
- Politcal
- Legal
- Environmental
- Technological
Step 2: Organizational Assessment - Six Dimensions
- Culture
- Management Systems
- Operations Systems
- Resources
- Markets
- Products/Services
Nine Management System Dimensions
- Results
- Performance Measurement Systems
- Performance Review Meetings
- Performance Appraisal
- Compensation
- Management Development System
- Planning System
- Organization Roles and Responsibilities
- Operations
Step 3: Strategic Analysis - Seven Factors
- What business are we in?
- What are our competitive strengths and limitations?
- What is our true market niche?
- What do we want to become in two to three years?
- What are the key areas that will make us successful or unsuccessful in achieving this long-term mission?
- What is our strategy for competing in our chosen markets and for achieving our long-term mission?
- What goals shall we set to improve our competitive advantage and increase our organizational capabilities in each of these key areas?
Strategic Analysis - Four Resolutions
- Business Definition
- Strategy
- Strategic Organizational Development Issues
- Market Niche
Four Business Concept Factors
- Who are our present and potential customers?
- What are their needs?
- What do they do to acquire our products and services?
- What do they consider to be of value in our product or service?
Long Term Vision - Grounding Criteria
The possibility of realizing the long term vision is grounded in data from the environmental scan and organizational assessment.
Three Levels of Strategy
- Core Strategy - Overall concept of what the firm will do to compete
- Supporting Strategies - What the firm needs to do at each of the 6 organizational dimensions
- Operational Strategies - Goals, Objectives, Milestones, Action Steps the firm will take to implement its core strategy
Step 4: Strategic Plan - Eight Dimensions
- Situational Analysis
- Business Definition
- Strategic Mission
- Core Strategy, Key Support Strategies, and Operational Strategies
- Key Result Areas
- Objectives
- Goals
- Action Plans
Step 5: Budgeting - Two Tasks
- Translate Strategic Plan into Financial Terms
- Adjust Strategic Plan according to financial resources available
Step 6: Strategy Deployment and Execution - Three Steps
- Rebuild from the ground up
- Create breakthrough project teams
- Implement 30, 60, & 90 Day Breakthrough Projects
Step 7: Navigation - Four Pillars
- Strategic Dashboard
- TMAP Meetings & TMAP Reports
- Breakthrough Projects
- Qtly Reviews