Strategic Planning
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Strategic Planning,
PowerPoint-Plus, Training
Module
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Make available strategic planning knowledge without
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Strategic Planning,
PowerPoint-Plus, Training
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Below
is an example of one the 65-PowerPoint
slides with its relevant note page:
Ask a half dozen executives—all from the same company —what business they’re in, and you could get six answers. Each answer represents an individual's perception of the company’s business. And, those differing perceptions represent a problem.
As their perceptions of the business are different, the executives can hardly be working together effectively. In fact, there’re not! You’ve seen organizations whose R&D group is developing a product “destined” to be a technology winner while marketing is preparing to sell it as a low-quality offering. Or companies whose advertising was shouting “quality” while manufacturing was cutting costs.
A well developed mission statement solves this multi-perception problem. It announces clearly “What business we're in?” and “Who buys our products and why?” providing the necessary focus to concentrate resources. Thatconcentration of resources, in turn, leads to improved organizational performance.
Lessons Learned: A well developed mission statement is broad enough to allow for the diversity you intend. And, it also provides the focus to accurately describe what products and services you offer and the markets you address. The most effective mission statements are no longer than one or two sentences.
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