Strategic Planning Models Flashcards

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Refers to the frameworks, processes, and
methodologies used by organizations
to develop and implement strategic
plans

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Strategic Planning Model

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Designed to help organizations takes
its strategy and creates a plan to
implement it to improve operations
and better meet its goals.

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Strategic Planning Model

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Ideal for establishing your company’s
vision, mission, business objectives,
and values

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Basic SPM

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Outline the specific steps you need to
take to reach your goals.

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Basic SPM

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Monitor progress to keep everyone
on target.

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Basic SPM

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Address issues as they arise

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Basic SPM

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Also known as “goal-based planning
model”

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Issue-based SPM

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Essentially an extension of the basic
strategic planning model.

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Issue-based SPM

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Aims to identify the major challenges
your organization faces now

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Issue-based SPM

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This is typically a short-term (6-12
months), internally-focused process.

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Issue-based SPM

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Three steps of Issue-based strategic
planning model

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  1. Identify
  2. Suggest
  3. Include
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Also called the strategic alignment
model (SAM), one of the most
popular strategic planning models.

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Alignment SPM

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Focuses on first looking internally to
develop a strategy.

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Alignment SPM

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It helps determine the degree to
which the organization is aligning its
longer-term plans.

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Alignment SPM

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Resources, Opportunities,
Vulnerabilities, Risk

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Alignment SPM

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4 IMPORTANT PERSPECTIVE when applying
the alignment strategic planning model

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  • Strategy Execution
  • Technology Potential
  • Competitive Potential
  • Service Level
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Alignment Strategic Planning Model

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  1. Outline
  2. Identify
  3. Adjust
  4. Include
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Making assumptions on what the
future is going to be and how your
business environment will change
over time considering that future.

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Scenario SPM

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This model needs to consider
external factors such as government
regulations and technical, or
demographic changes that may
impact your business.

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Scenario SPM

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Also called the “organic planning
model”

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Self-organizing SPM

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Focus on the company’s shared
vision and values instead of plans
and processes.

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Self-organizing SPM

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Concentrates on continuous
improvement.

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Self-organizing SPM

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Self-organizing strategic planning model

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  1. Clarify
  2. Articulate
  3. Adjust
  4. Dialogue
  5. Remind
  6. Learn
  7. Reflect
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Primarily used by organizations that
need to be more reactive, and
perform strategic planning in “real-time.”

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Real-time SPM

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Long-term plans quickly become irrelevant because of rapid changes.
Real-time SPM
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3 levels of real-time strategic planning
* Organizational * Programmatic * Operational
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Forming strategies in response to opportunities or trends
Organizational
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Decide how to respond to specific outcomes or environmental changes.
Programmatic
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Study internal systems, policies, and people to develop a strategy for your company.
Operational
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Designed to inspire and energize people on the team as they work toward your organization’s goals.
Inspirational SPM
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People discuss an inspirational vision for the company and brainstorm far-reaching
Inspirational SPM
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Developed in the late 1970s by Tom Peters and Robert Waterman, former consultants at Mckinsey & Company
McKinsey 7s SPM
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One of the most popular strategic planning tools.
McKinsey 7s SPM
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Businesses commonly use it to analyze internal elements that affect organizational success.
McKinsey 7s SPM
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7 key elements of McKinsey 7s Model
1. Strategy 2. Structure 3. Systems 4. Shared Values 5. Style 6. Staff 7. Skills
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Organization's plan for building and maintaining a competitive advantage over its competitors.
Strategy
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How your company is organized.
Structure
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The daily activities and procedures to get the job done
Systems
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The core values of the organization
Shared Values
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The style of leadership adapted
Style
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The employees and their general capabilities.
Staff
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The actual skills and competencies
Skills
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Two categories of McKinsey elements
1. Hard Elements 2. Soft Elements
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Hard Elements
* Strategy * Structure * Systems
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Soft Elements
* Shared Values * Style * Staff * Skills
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Strategic management tool that evaluates performance relating to four perspectives: Financial, Customer, Internal Business, and Learning and Growth.
Balance Scorecard SPM
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4 Perspectives in Balance Scorecard SPM
1. Financial 2. Customer 3. Internal Business 4. Learning and Growth
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Balances strategy with financial measurements
Balance Scorecard SPM
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Developed by Robert Kaplan and David Norton in 1990s.
Balance Scorecard SPM
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SPM best for: Small businesses ororganizations.
Basic SPM
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SPM best for: Companies with little to no strategic planning experience.
Basic SPM
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SPM best for: Organizations with few resources.
Basic SPM
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SPM best for: Organizations with basic strategic planning experience.
Issue-based SPM
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SPM best for: Businesses that are looking for a more comprehensive plan.
Issue-based SPM
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SPM best for: Organizations that need to fine-tune their strategies
Alignment SPM
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SPM best for: Businesses that want to uncover issues
Alignment SPM
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SPM best for: Companies that want to reassess objectives.
Alignment SPM
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SPM best for: Organizations trying to identify strategic issues and goals caused by external factors.
Scenario SPM
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SPM best for: Companies need to react quickly
Real-time SPM
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SPM best for: Businesses that are seeking new tools to help them.
Real-time SPM
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SPM best for: Large organizations that can afford to take their time
Self-organizing SPM
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SPM best for: Businesses that prefer a more naturalistic, organic planning approach.
Self-organizing SPM
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SPM best for: Companies that have a clear understanding of their vision.
Self-organizing SPM
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SPM best for: Organizations looking for inspiration to reinvigorate the creative process.
Inspirational SPM
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SPM best for: Companies looking for quick solutions and strategy shifts.
Inspirational SPM
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SPM best for: Organizations that want to assess and improve its structure, strategy, and performance, regardless of their size, industry, or structure.
McKinsey 7s SPM
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SPM best for: Organizations that are committed to transparency and accountability.
Balance Scorecard SPM
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SPM best for: Both small and large organizations of any industry
Balance Scorecard SPM