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VISION, VALUES AND VITALITY A CASE STUDY OF lTC
The potential of an enterprise for wealth creation is set apart by the distinctive amalgam of its
Vision, Values and Vitality. It represents a mix of constancy and change; of a timeless cone and
constantly evolving strategies and processes built around the core. The effectiveness of interplay
between these complementary elements determines the extent to which latent potential is realised.
It is the role of leadership to nurture a unique combination of the 3 Vs towards ensuring that the
enterprise sustains superior wealth generating capacity in an environment of competitive pressure.
Such leadership in a multi-business context needs to extend beyond the corporate level to the
strategic business units and their constituents.
In line with this thought, the following illustrates the unique blend of Vision, Values and Vitality
that has powered the transformation of the Company (ITC).
Vision
A compelling Vision creates and forges corporate identity. It imparts a larger purpose and meaning
to individual endeavour. It is aspirational, unifying and motivational. Envisioning a larger societal
purpose has always been a hallmark of ITC, described in the past as “a commitment beyond the
market". This compelling Vision of enlarging its contribution to the Indian society has powered
the Company over the past decade. Such a Vision is manifest in multiple forms, significantly
reshaping ITC’s profile. The Vision requires each of ITC's business to attain leadership on the
strength of international competitiveness. Simultaneously, it has driven the Company to also
consciously contribute to enhancing the competitiveness of the larger value chains beyond its own
Operations. This broader commitment has led to the creation of unique business models that
synergise long term shareholder value enhancement with fulfilment of the larger societal purpose.
It has expanded corporate consciousness in the practice of trusteeship to ensure sustainable wealth
creation. Above all, this superordinate purpose of creating growing value for the Indian society
has inspired the company's human resource and aligned their collective endeavour to provide unity
of purpose across the organisation.
Values
Values refer to the institutional standards of behaviour that strengthen commitment to the Vision,
and guide strategy formulation and purposive action. The core values of the company a shaped
around the belief that enterprises exists to serve society. In terms of this belief, profit is a means
rather than an end in itself, a compensation to owners of capital linked to the effectiveness of
contribution to society and the essential ingredient to sustain such enlarged societal contribution.
Thus, the company has embraced an extended role of trusteeship that reaches beyond the assets
reflected in the balance sheet to encompass Gouda! Assets. An unwavering commitment to
integrity, ethical conduct, teamwork and abiding concern for stakeholders are at the heart of the
company’s value system. The defining trait of ITC however, In Its deeply ‘Indian’ character that
aligns corporate strategy to national priorities. Such I character flows from the Indianans of its soul
rather than the origin of its capital. As a premier ‘Indian' enterprise, ITC consciously engages
across the value chains towards maximising benefit for the Indian society. Such a combination of
values determines chow: of corporate strategy, orients such strategy in favour of Indian value
chains wherever feasible, and engages the organisation willingly 1n confronting the larger societal
challenges of inclusive and sustainable growth. The company’s abiding commitment to society
provides depth of moral content and Infuse: energy across the enterprise, thus elevating collective
corporate effort to the mission for the ultimate benefit of all stakeholders, including the
shareholder.
Vitality
Vitality compelling vision and strong values by themselves could not have radically transformed
the company without the vitality that enables robust star strategy formulation and world-class
strategy execution. Vitality in ITC is manifest in many ways including the strengthening
commutative capability, the deepening consumer insight, and the breakthrough innovations in
Mum and processes, the ability to rapidly absorb knowledge and harness technology, m Imaging
bandwidth of distributed leadership, a growing nimbleness to proactively Manage change and
adaptiveness to continuously leverage market opportunities. ITC's robus strategy of organisation,
climate of professionalism and time-tested caring culture constitute the framework for effectively
channelizing corporate vitality. The inspiration, courage and commitment derived from the vision
and values has led to growing vitality. Such vitality in turn has led to enhanced market standing
and profitability. A clutch of global honours and recognition for the company in the last several
years testifies to the quality of transformation achieved. In order to fulfil the vision of making a
substantial and enduring contribution to the Indian society, the company consciously chose the
more challenging strategy of pursuing multiple drivers of growth, against conventional wisdom.
The company is engaged in managing diversity by creating synergies and special strengths based
on cultivating a network of interdependencies within the organisation. ITC’s strategy of
organisation based on the governance principle of distributed leadership, seeks to derive the
benefits of focus for each business while creatively deploying its diverse pool of core competencies
to generate distinctive sources of sustainable competitive advantages.
Questions:
1. How has developing value system in this organisation helped it in achieving its objectives
2. What values in business management can prosper its image in the market?
3. Should values remain confined within the company/industry or spread across the globe
through trans-cultural value system?

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Case study

  • 1. VISION, VALUES AND VITALITY A CASE STUDY OF lTC The potential of an enterprise for wealth creation is set apart by the distinctive amalgam of its Vision, Values and Vitality. It represents a mix of constancy and change; of a timeless cone and constantly evolving strategies and processes built around the core. The effectiveness of interplay between these complementary elements determines the extent to which latent potential is realised. It is the role of leadership to nurture a unique combination of the 3 Vs towards ensuring that the enterprise sustains superior wealth generating capacity in an environment of competitive pressure. Such leadership in a multi-business context needs to extend beyond the corporate level to the strategic business units and their constituents. In line with this thought, the following illustrates the unique blend of Vision, Values and Vitality that has powered the transformation of the Company (ITC). Vision A compelling Vision creates and forges corporate identity. It imparts a larger purpose and meaning to individual endeavour. It is aspirational, unifying and motivational. Envisioning a larger societal purpose has always been a hallmark of ITC, described in the past as “a commitment beyond the market". This compelling Vision of enlarging its contribution to the Indian society has powered the Company over the past decade. Such a Vision is manifest in multiple forms, significantly reshaping ITC’s profile. The Vision requires each of ITC's business to attain leadership on the strength of international competitiveness. Simultaneously, it has driven the Company to also consciously contribute to enhancing the competitiveness of the larger value chains beyond its own Operations. This broader commitment has led to the creation of unique business models that synergise long term shareholder value enhancement with fulfilment of the larger societal purpose. It has expanded corporate consciousness in the practice of trusteeship to ensure sustainable wealth creation. Above all, this superordinate purpose of creating growing value for the Indian society
  • 2. has inspired the company's human resource and aligned their collective endeavour to provide unity of purpose across the organisation. Values Values refer to the institutional standards of behaviour that strengthen commitment to the Vision, and guide strategy formulation and purposive action. The core values of the company a shaped around the belief that enterprises exists to serve society. In terms of this belief, profit is a means rather than an end in itself, a compensation to owners of capital linked to the effectiveness of contribution to society and the essential ingredient to sustain such enlarged societal contribution. Thus, the company has embraced an extended role of trusteeship that reaches beyond the assets reflected in the balance sheet to encompass Gouda! Assets. An unwavering commitment to integrity, ethical conduct, teamwork and abiding concern for stakeholders are at the heart of the company’s value system. The defining trait of ITC however, In Its deeply ‘Indian’ character that aligns corporate strategy to national priorities. Such I character flows from the Indianans of its soul rather than the origin of its capital. As a premier ‘Indian' enterprise, ITC consciously engages across the value chains towards maximising benefit for the Indian society. Such a combination of values determines chow: of corporate strategy, orients such strategy in favour of Indian value chains wherever feasible, and engages the organisation willingly 1n confronting the larger societal challenges of inclusive and sustainable growth. The company’s abiding commitment to society provides depth of moral content and Infuse: energy across the enterprise, thus elevating collective corporate effort to the mission for the ultimate benefit of all stakeholders, including the shareholder.
  • 3. Vitality Vitality compelling vision and strong values by themselves could not have radically transformed the company without the vitality that enables robust star strategy formulation and world-class strategy execution. Vitality in ITC is manifest in many ways including the strengthening commutative capability, the deepening consumer insight, and the breakthrough innovations in Mum and processes, the ability to rapidly absorb knowledge and harness technology, m Imaging bandwidth of distributed leadership, a growing nimbleness to proactively Manage change and adaptiveness to continuously leverage market opportunities. ITC's robus strategy of organisation, climate of professionalism and time-tested caring culture constitute the framework for effectively channelizing corporate vitality. The inspiration, courage and commitment derived from the vision and values has led to growing vitality. Such vitality in turn has led to enhanced market standing and profitability. A clutch of global honours and recognition for the company in the last several years testifies to the quality of transformation achieved. In order to fulfil the vision of making a substantial and enduring contribution to the Indian society, the company consciously chose the more challenging strategy of pursuing multiple drivers of growth, against conventional wisdom. The company is engaged in managing diversity by creating synergies and special strengths based on cultivating a network of interdependencies within the organisation. ITC’s strategy of organisation based on the governance principle of distributed leadership, seeks to derive the benefits of focus for each business while creatively deploying its diverse pool of core competencies to generate distinctive sources of sustainable competitive advantages.
  • 4. Questions: 1. How has developing value system in this organisation helped it in achieving its objectives 2. What values in business management can prosper its image in the market? 3. Should values remain confined within the company/industry or spread across the globe through trans-cultural value system?