What is the difference between organizations that can execute strategies and those that cannot?
[For Organizational Executives and Managers Only] Why Can't Many Organizations "Execute" Their Strategies? - How to Enhance Strategic Execution Capability to Adapt to Environmental Changes -
【Recommended for those who:】 - Want to fundamentally rethink traditional strategic planning methods in response to environmental changes. - Have been unable to achieve management goals due to the COVID-19 pandemic and urgently want to break the current situation. - Want to improve organizational productivity. - Want to strengthen the core of the organization to create a resilient organization that can withstand any environmental changes. In the metropolitan area and some regions, the state of emergency has been extended, and the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is becoming increasingly severe. It is easy to follow past habits during a crisis, but now is the time when new approaches are crucial. If you want to take a superior position in the new normal, you must not be bound by traditional sources of information, business models, or customs. It is not only about overcoming the present but also about becoming a company that will survive in the future. It is time to renew business models and challenge new things. What is necessary to seize this situation as an opportunity and grow? In this seminar, we will convey the principles for transforming into an organization that can adapt to intense changes in the external environment and possess strategic execution capabilities.
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Traditionally, Japanese business leaders have often drawn a line between "formulating strategies as the job of management and executing them as the job of the field." This approach is effective when the business environment does not change significantly, but in today's rapidly changing environment, business plans and strategies that require substantial time and energy to create can become obsolete in just a few months. When we say "execution is important," many might think it's obvious and that they are already doing it. However, execution is a process that needs to be learned systematically. It is crucial to manage it with appropriate performance management and outcome indicators. Nevertheless, the systems to acquire that know-how are not well established. In this seminar, we will share tips for achieving results within organizations and teams in an uncertain era.
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【Examples of Implementing Companies】 - NEC - NEC Solution Innovators, Ltd. - Panasonic Corporation - Maruhan Corporation - Oracle Corporation Japan - Siemens Healthineers, etc. Implemented in over 3,500 companies worldwide. 【Consulting Menu】 ▼ 6-Month Consulting Program ▼ Customized Program ▼ Coaching ▼ Quick Start (for teams) Customization is available to meet your needs.
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