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One of the major reasons why strategies fail to meet their objectives is the mismanagement of risk. Here we outline a risk management process that will help ease some of the tension of dealing with the unknown.
The resource-based view of strategy emphasizes the importance of an organization’s individual resources and capabilities in delivering competitive advantage. This article looks at the key thinkers and principles behind this approach to strategic management.
A model based around eight simple steps to gain buy-in for an emotional intelligence strategy.
An article providing a simple, four-step strategy with advice on preparing to say a few words.
A resource audit is an effective way of getting an up-to-date picture of the tangible and intangible assets at your disposal. Use this exercise to help you successfully plan an audit.
This article offers an overview of the entire process of developing strategy, providing a summary of the three stages: analysis, options and selection, and implementation.
PDCA stands for Plan-Do-Check-Act – a four-stage problem-solving model that enables organizations to continually improve processes, products or services.
In this exclusive interview, Tracey Follows explores possible, probable and preferable futures for citizens and organizations, considers the ethics and practicalities, and guides us to prepare wisely.
Learn how the five different approaches in Mintzberg's 5Ps of Strategy model can help you develop a robust business strategy.
In this podcast, we review "What Is Strategy? An Illustrated Guide to Michael Porter," by Magretta and Holmewood - a graphic novel for grown-ups.
To stay ahead of your competitors, you might have to rethink what "competition" actually means. In this video, get some new, positive perspectives from leading business coach Matt Saunders.
Creating good value for customers is complex, and it involves a chain of activities linked to one another. Learn how to identify these value-adding activities in a systematic way.
