- Market Effectiveness – The 12 Critical Marketing and Sales Software Systems By: Jim Gitney
Market Effectiveness™ is about how well you service your marketplace and your customers. It includes how you create products and services, how you market, sell and service them and how you manage the product revenue lifecycle. Planning, measuring, and managing market effectiveness is …Read More
This entry was posted in Information Technology, Market Effectiveness, Product Development, Strategic Planning 5.0, on February 21, 2024 - Stopping Short of Excellence – Overcoming “Good Enough” By: Admin
As leaders, we all know that good enough doesn’t cut it. But in today’s lean and remote organizations, teams tend to accept “Good Enough”, which checks the box so that they can move on to the next critical issue in the business. It is a potential trap that can lead to mediocrity and subpar performance. It can create: …Read More
This entry was posted in Business Hierarchy of Needs®, Strategic Planning 5.0, Strategy 5.0, on October 12, 2023 - Strategic Planning Consultants: Your Complete Guide By: Admin
Introduction
Strategic planning is an essential process that organizations undertake to define their long-term goals, allocate resources effectively, and adapt to changing environments. As businesses and institutions navigate increasingly complex markets, most companies do not have the requisite skill sets to fully develop and implement a strategic plan. This article provides a comprehensive guide to strategic planning, the role of strategic planning and management consultants and details their significance, responsibilities, skills required, and the strategic planning and execution process they follow.
This entry was posted in Strategic Execution 5.0 ™, Strategic Planning 5.0, Strategy 5.0, Strategy Realized - The Business Hierarchy of Needs®, on August 23, 2023 - Podcast: How to avoid common mistakes with your business strategy, with author Jim Gitney By: Admin
If you’ve ever had a strategic initiative fail at your organization and thought to yourself, “What am I doing wrong as a leader?” this episode is for you. The truth is, most leaders end up with several failed strategies under their belt. The trick is to stop making the same mistakes and lean into some best practices for strategic planning that actually work. There’s no one better to teach leaders how to build that foundation and grow through strategy than our latest guest. Jim Gitney, the Founder and CEO of Group50® Consulting has 45 years of corporate and consulting experience working with over 200 companies in guiding them toward double-digit top line and bottom line growth. Listen to the full conversation for more on the top mistakes business owners make when it comes to successful strategic initiatives, what the “Business Hierarchy of Needs®” is (and what CEOs can learn from it), the downsides of having too many goals, how to align compensation structures in a way that encourages forward motion on your strategic initiatives, and much more. Here’s a Glimpse of What You’ll Learn: …Read More
This entry was posted in Business Hierarchy of Needs®, Podcasts, Strategic Execution 5.0 ™, Strategic Planning 5.0, Strategy 5.0, Strategy Realized - The Business Hierarchy of Needs®, on March 21, 2023 - Case Study: Application of the Business Hierarchy of Needs® to Strategic Planning By: Jim Gitney
- Development of one Most Important Goal
- Creation of business strategies to support it
- Full engagement of stakeholders
- Application of Value Stream Mapping to close operating and strategic gaps
- Identification of an increase of $105M in Enterprise Value
This entry was posted in Business Hierarchy of Needs®, Business Transformation, Case Studies, Strategic Execution 5.0 ™, Strategic Planning 5.0, Strategy 5.0, Value stream mapping, on February 11, 2023 - Strategy Realized – The Business Hierarchy of Needs® – Talent Optimization By: Jim Gitney
These statistic from Boardview.io should cause pause to all senior leaders:
“80% of leaders feel their company is good at crafting strategy but only 44% at its implementation”
To make matters worse, they also report:
10% of organizations achieve at least two-thirds of their strategy objectives, with 36% achieving between 50%-67% and 54% achieving less than 50%
I have no reason to doubt these statistics based on what we see in our consulting work. The primary reasons for this are: …Read More
This entry was posted in Business Hierarchy of Needs®, Organizational Development, Strategic Planning 5.0, Strategy 5.0, Talent Management, on July 26, 2022 - 8 Things You Need for Recession Planning – Making the Right Choices Now By: Jim GitneyWhether we want to call this a recession or just unfortunate circumstances, I think that we can all agree that business is being disrupted yet again by external factors beyond management’s control. Interest rates are up, sales are down and inflation is above 8%. Amazon, Tesla, Wells Fargo, Coinbase, Salesforce, Meta and Netflix are a few of the more well-known companies announcing layoffs. Financial indicators …Read MoreThis entry was posted in Cost Takeout, Global Initiatives, Strategic Planning 5.0, Supply Chain Optimization, on July 8, 2022
- Video Explanation of the Business Hierarchy of Needs® By: Jim Gitney
90% of companies do a poor job executing their strategy
The Business Hierarchy of Needs® and and Strategy 5.0™ are part of Group50’s suite of strategic planning and execution tools. In this 20 minute video, Jim Gitney, the Founder and CEO of Group50, summarizes how the Business Hierarchy of Needs®, a change management framework, can be used by Boards of Directors and senior leadership teams …Read More
This entry was posted in Anti-Strategy, Business Hierarchy of Needs®, Strategic Execution 5.0 ™, Strategic Planning 5.0, Strategy 5.0, on April 18, 2022 - Strategy Framework – Where to Play, How to Win, Most Important Goal By: Jim Gitney
How many different strategic frameworks are there? Probably as many as there are consultants. Most are difficult to explain to leadership, and they are impossible to explain to everyone else. While the development of a business strategy can be complex, the focus of the Group50® Where to Play and How to Win strategic planning framework provides a solution to this problem by keeping it simple: …Read More
This entry was posted in Anti-Strategy, Business Hierarchy of Needs®, Strategic Execution 5.0 ™, Strategic Planning 5.0, Strategy 5.0, on March 27, 2022 - Industry 5.0 – IoT and Blockchain – An Application Case Study – Flight Safety Parts By: Jim Gitney
A lot has happened since the creation of blockchain in 2009, including the great hype of 2014-2017, when hundreds of books were written and blockchain was continuously in the news – At that point, more of a fantasy than a practical business reality. Over the last few years, blockchain systems have matured and are going mainstream with companies now accepting cryptocurrencies for payments, issuing fungible tokens for digital assets, and notable companies such as Maersk, IBM, Walmart, and others having implemented blockchain in their supply chains. Just as the internet was in its infancy in the late 90’s, …Read More
This entry was posted in Blockchain IoT, Business Transformation, Case Studies, Information Technology, Manufacturing and Distribution, Strategic Execution 5.0 ™, Strategic Planning 5.0, Strategy 5.0, Supply Chain Optimization, on January 28, 2022
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