Two new articles deal with the demands that are necessary for the implementation of strategies to be successful. There is no guarantee of success, there is also no “one size fits all” approach. This makes it all the more important to know and experience from practice that can be used as a guide. [...]
Artificial intelligence (AI) now has a decisive influence on decisions in almost all areas of life. The technologies that make this possible are developing rapidly and are becoming more attractively priced. So why is it that the vast majority of companies have only used AI in pilot projects or in a single business process? [...]
Culture and leadership are deciding factors for the success of the cause-and-effect-chain great place to work − great place to shop − great place to invest. To generate a successful corporate culture, an ongoing dialogue with the employees and transparent action on the part of management is vital. Good leadership is especially characterised by fully [...]
In this blog entry I will turn to the actual implementation of a developed strategy. This implementation is happening on the three levels of process, structure and content. The process-related implementation can be divided into six steps heeding the 4DX Disciplines: First, there is the design of the implementation − determining a clear model, focusing [...]
Rob Shelton is a managing director with PwC US and is based in Silicon Valley. He specializes in global innovation und published an interesting blogpost in strategy+business on June 30, 2016: These five behaviors can create an innovation culture. […]
In January 2013 STRIM introduced a snap poll on strategy execution. The guiding question was:
What are the essentials why companies fail to successfully execute their strategies?
