What is strategic planning? What makes strategic planning effective? How do I think strategically? In this slideshow, Gayle L. Gifford, ACFRE, President of Cause & Effect Inc. shares tips for creating a strategic plan that doesn't sit on a shelf.
SPL Strategic Plan Preparing Team Final ReportJim Loter
The Seattle Public Library’s Leadership Team chartered a Strategic Plan Preparing Team (SPPrT) with the broad goal of setting the stage for strategic plan implementation by developing recommendations to support an organizational culture of innovation.
Philip Colligan: British Governance and Society: How to Innovate?Sitra
This document discusses innovation in British public services. It introduces Nesta, an organization that works to grow the UK's capacity for innovation. The "innovation imperative" section notes long-term challenges like an aging society that require new solutions. Nesta uses methods like mapping, challenges, and experimentation to prompt innovation. It supports projects developing new models of public service delivery focused on people, relationships, and distributing services locally. The document observes barriers to widespread innovation but argues distributed solutions could have national impact if cultural and systemic barriers are addressed.
This document summarizes the first session of an online learning series about Real Time Strategic Change (RTSC). The session introduced participants to RTSC principles and how the series will work. Key points included: setting expectations for the series outcomes, clarifying the purpose and applying RTSC to current work, and getting feedback to improve future sessions. Participants engaged in discussion forums to share experiences and get clarification on integrating RTSC into their work.
Our Credentials Presentation - not too descriptive. The following presentation is made to not stand alone and be presented by us, in person, but nevertheless, a great way to get a foot in the door of your considering us as professionals and our services as unique. Cheers!
The document discusses design thinking and innovation at HP. It begins by describing how industrial designers traditionally take a strategic, big picture approach to innovation. It then discusses the importance of design thinking, which involves understanding customer needs, conceptualizing solutions, and making concepts tangible through prototyping. A key part of this process is listening to and observing customers through activities like executive briefings and advisory councils to discover opportunities. The document provides the example of how HP developed its Quick Release bracket by solving a trading floor customer's problem of replacing displays quickly. It discusses how this solution led to broader innovation opportunities. It concludes with thoughts on continuously innovating and embracing change.
The document discusses the importance of integrating both project management and change management processes to successfully implement changes. It provides an overview of the technical and people-focused aspects of managing change, and outlines frameworks and tools for assessing change readiness, developing change implementation plans, and reinforcing changes throughout the change management cycle. The goal is to partner business and HR leaders to address both the technical and human elements of change planning and implementation.
What is strategic planning? What makes strategic planning effective? How do I think strategically? In this slideshow, Gayle L. Gifford, ACFRE, President of Cause & Effect Inc. shares tips for creating a strategic plan that doesn't sit on a shelf.
SPL Strategic Plan Preparing Team Final ReportJim Loter
The Seattle Public Library’s Leadership Team chartered a Strategic Plan Preparing Team (SPPrT) with the broad goal of setting the stage for strategic plan implementation by developing recommendations to support an organizational culture of innovation.
Philip Colligan: British Governance and Society: How to Innovate?Sitra
This document discusses innovation in British public services. It introduces Nesta, an organization that works to grow the UK's capacity for innovation. The "innovation imperative" section notes long-term challenges like an aging society that require new solutions. Nesta uses methods like mapping, challenges, and experimentation to prompt innovation. It supports projects developing new models of public service delivery focused on people, relationships, and distributing services locally. The document observes barriers to widespread innovation but argues distributed solutions could have national impact if cultural and systemic barriers are addressed.
This document summarizes the first session of an online learning series about Real Time Strategic Change (RTSC). The session introduced participants to RTSC principles and how the series will work. Key points included: setting expectations for the series outcomes, clarifying the purpose and applying RTSC to current work, and getting feedback to improve future sessions. Participants engaged in discussion forums to share experiences and get clarification on integrating RTSC into their work.
Our Credentials Presentation - not too descriptive. The following presentation is made to not stand alone and be presented by us, in person, but nevertheless, a great way to get a foot in the door of your considering us as professionals and our services as unique. Cheers!
The document discusses design thinking and innovation at HP. It begins by describing how industrial designers traditionally take a strategic, big picture approach to innovation. It then discusses the importance of design thinking, which involves understanding customer needs, conceptualizing solutions, and making concepts tangible through prototyping. A key part of this process is listening to and observing customers through activities like executive briefings and advisory councils to discover opportunities. The document provides the example of how HP developed its Quick Release bracket by solving a trading floor customer's problem of replacing displays quickly. It discusses how this solution led to broader innovation opportunities. It concludes with thoughts on continuously innovating and embracing change.
The document discusses the importance of integrating both project management and change management processes to successfully implement changes. It provides an overview of the technical and people-focused aspects of managing change, and outlines frameworks and tools for assessing change readiness, developing change implementation plans, and reinforcing changes throughout the change management cycle. The goal is to partner business and HR leaders to address both the technical and human elements of change planning and implementation.
This article talks about new methods of conducting efficient and productive meetings using the elements of Design thinking. It has been co- authored by Dr. Uday Salunkhe, Director of the prestigious Welingkar Institute of Management and Research.
Explore visualization for user experience, information architecture, and interaction design, including tools and when and how to use them. (UPA 2011 - Usability Fundamentals Track)
Metrica Bizsol Pvt Ltd is a company that helps organizations improve business performance through implementing essential systems and processes, driving change initiatives, and leadership and organization development. It takes a hands-on approach to understand organizations' needs, develop strategies to address gaps, and assist with implementing action plans and measuring results. Metrica believes that implementation is key to success, that working as partners is most effective, and that success lies in attention to details, honesty, trust, excellence and impact.
SharePoint MoneyBall: The Art of Winning the SharePoint Metrics Game by Susan...SPTechCon
This document discusses metrics for measuring the success of a SharePoint implementation. It emphasizes establishing business objectives and stakeholder needs before selecting metrics. Both quantitative metrics like time savings and qualitative metrics like user stories are recommended to capture different types of impacts. The metrics should be presented to stakeholders in a way that is relevant and collected at low cost.
How do you engage others when problem solving? Knowing how to facilitate a productive brainstorming session puts the power of collaborative thinking in your corner. Plus, it builds a stronger and more united team to meet future challenges head on, too. Learn how to unlock group creativity to start the ideas flowing in this article from the Peak Focus experts.
"Saving The World With Project Management" from the July 2011 Issue of PM Net...Think For A Change
Project management techniques can help not-for-profit organizations increase efficiency and accountability to improve their impact. The article discusses how smaller non-profits often lack business skills needed for success. It provides examples of organizations that use project management to define goals, track funding, and measure results. This allows them to demonstrate success to donors and improve oversight of remote projects.
Getting the right people involved at the right time on your projects comes down to defining what you need, who can support it, and when you need them. Sounds easy but it’s not when you consider project stakeholder schedules and competing projects. Get some tips for how to get what you need when you need it.
Open view venture partners case study extraordinary executionOpenView
The document summarizes The Extraordinary Execution Workshop, a two-day intensive forum that helps senior executives at expansion-stage companies clarify their mission, vision, and values, and develop a strategic plan aligned with their goals. The workshop guides leadership teams through exercises to define their purpose and strategic themes, then create strategy maps and priorities to translate aspirations into action plans by year, quarter, month, and week. Participants cite the workshop as invaluable for gaining alignment around their direction and creating a shared roadmap for execution.
This document provides a job description for a Catalyst Advocator role created for the author's skills and knowledge. The role oversees developing innovative ideas and analyzing their feasibility for implementing strategies to maintain a competitive advantage long-term. Responsibilities include maintaining expertise, investigating ideas, analyzing data, planning proposals, applying strategies through assembled teams, and providing leadership.
DQO is an initiative that provides guidance for organizations to develop digital strategies. It involves four phases: Discover, Define, Develop, and Deploy. The Discover phase involves assessing an organization's readiness for social media use and determining desired outcomes. The Define phase defines goals and key performance indicators. The Develop phase establishes policies, processes, and appropriate platforms. Finally, the Deploy phase involves piloting social media strategies before full implementation. DQO provides tools and best practices to help organizations strategically develop and deploy social media initiatives.
The document describes a career decision workshop to help participants make informed career choices. The workshop uses a 4-phase model to guide participants through understanding change, assessing their goals and skills, exploring options, and creating an action plan. The workshop addresses coping with transitions, evaluating personal and professional goals, identifying transferable skills, and financial planning. It provides frameworks and resources to assist participants in effectively navigating their career decision-making process.
Here are some key questions that could be explored further:
- How can a design thinking approach help address complex, interconnected institutional challenges in a holistic way versus isolated point solutions?
- In what ways might design thinking foster collaborative cross-functional teams and processes versus traditional top-down, executive-led approaches?
- Could adopting human-centered research and visualization techniques lead to more sustainable long-term cultural and strategic change compared to transactional consulting models?
- What evidence exists that design thinking can effectively transfer practices and capabilities to institutions in a replicable way versus one-off engagements?
- How might ongoing design, shaping and iteration help institutions continually meet evolving learner needs versus static solutions?
- What
This document proposes a model for structuring innovation within companies. It summarizes research on how companies approach innovation and highlights some key insights. The model suggests that companies structure innovation around the phases of identification, development and commercialization, as the skill sets needed for each differ. It also recommends separating radical and incremental innovation efforts, as the sources and risks involved are very different. Establishing spin off or isolated groups may help identify disruptive innovations that challenge a company's existing competencies.
The document describes Mindsetter, a change management tool created by Relation Technologies to help organizations manage change processes. Mindsetter uses physical representations and online simulations to facilitate reflection on personal, group, and organizational levels. It incorporates various change management theories and can be used to support different change approaches. Mindsetter requires facilitation and the effects will depend on how it is implemented in an organization.
This document discusses strategic planning and provides guidance on key elements of the strategic planning process. It defines strategic planning as creating a roadmap for an organization and explains why organizations strategically plan, noting that those with formal strategic plans in place perform at higher levels. The document outlines important pieces of the strategic planning puzzle, including mission, vision, values, analysis, goals, and metrics. It stresses the importance of stakeholder involvement and measuring performance.
Short overview of how to identify a problem, gather buy-in, develop consensus and plan a meaningful project... too short for the amount of material... Much leveraged from LEI
By demystifying Agile constructs, and how architects fit into the
development process, organizations can find and follow best practices
and deliver benefits that advance accelerated coding objectives and
meet strategic business needs.
The managers most likely to succeed in today’s business environment, are those who understand how to use budgets as business tools, for departmental and personal success.
Managing Budgets is an informative and practical guide to the essential skills needed.
produce accurate and useful budgets.
Views - Creative Problem Solving vs. Qualitative ResearchTheConceptQueen
This document discusses the differences between creative problem solving (CPS) and qualitative research. While both can be used independently or together, they have distinct goals and processes. Qualitative research focuses on understanding current realities through convergent thinking, while CPS aims to generate new possibilities using divergent thinking. Idea generation is best done in a CPS context rather than a typical qualitative session due to differences in participants, environment, and goals. However, qualitative research can complement CPS by providing context and evaluating ideas. Tools like metaphors, laddering and excursions have different purposes depending on whether used for qualitative research or CPS.
Este documento presenta la plantilla y los corredores principales del equipo Movistar para el Tour de Francia 2016, incluyendo breves biografías y objetivos de cada uno. Nairo Quintana es el líder del equipo y buscará ganar el Tour, apoyado por corredores experimentados como Alejandro Valverde, Imanol Erviti y Gorka Izagirre.
This document is a list of the phrase "Dream Team" repeated multiple times with no other context or information provided. It consists of the words "Dream Team" listed on separate lines without any connecting details or explanation. The document simply lists the phrase "Dream Team" repeatedly without any other content.
This article talks about new methods of conducting efficient and productive meetings using the elements of Design thinking. It has been co- authored by Dr. Uday Salunkhe, Director of the prestigious Welingkar Institute of Management and Research.
Explore visualization for user experience, information architecture, and interaction design, including tools and when and how to use them. (UPA 2011 - Usability Fundamentals Track)
Metrica Bizsol Pvt Ltd is a company that helps organizations improve business performance through implementing essential systems and processes, driving change initiatives, and leadership and organization development. It takes a hands-on approach to understand organizations' needs, develop strategies to address gaps, and assist with implementing action plans and measuring results. Metrica believes that implementation is key to success, that working as partners is most effective, and that success lies in attention to details, honesty, trust, excellence and impact.
SharePoint MoneyBall: The Art of Winning the SharePoint Metrics Game by Susan...SPTechCon
This document discusses metrics for measuring the success of a SharePoint implementation. It emphasizes establishing business objectives and stakeholder needs before selecting metrics. Both quantitative metrics like time savings and qualitative metrics like user stories are recommended to capture different types of impacts. The metrics should be presented to stakeholders in a way that is relevant and collected at low cost.
How do you engage others when problem solving? Knowing how to facilitate a productive brainstorming session puts the power of collaborative thinking in your corner. Plus, it builds a stronger and more united team to meet future challenges head on, too. Learn how to unlock group creativity to start the ideas flowing in this article from the Peak Focus experts.
"Saving The World With Project Management" from the July 2011 Issue of PM Net...Think For A Change
Project management techniques can help not-for-profit organizations increase efficiency and accountability to improve their impact. The article discusses how smaller non-profits often lack business skills needed for success. It provides examples of organizations that use project management to define goals, track funding, and measure results. This allows them to demonstrate success to donors and improve oversight of remote projects.
Getting the right people involved at the right time on your projects comes down to defining what you need, who can support it, and when you need them. Sounds easy but it’s not when you consider project stakeholder schedules and competing projects. Get some tips for how to get what you need when you need it.
Open view venture partners case study extraordinary executionOpenView
The document summarizes The Extraordinary Execution Workshop, a two-day intensive forum that helps senior executives at expansion-stage companies clarify their mission, vision, and values, and develop a strategic plan aligned with their goals. The workshop guides leadership teams through exercises to define their purpose and strategic themes, then create strategy maps and priorities to translate aspirations into action plans by year, quarter, month, and week. Participants cite the workshop as invaluable for gaining alignment around their direction and creating a shared roadmap for execution.
This document provides a job description for a Catalyst Advocator role created for the author's skills and knowledge. The role oversees developing innovative ideas and analyzing their feasibility for implementing strategies to maintain a competitive advantage long-term. Responsibilities include maintaining expertise, investigating ideas, analyzing data, planning proposals, applying strategies through assembled teams, and providing leadership.
DQO is an initiative that provides guidance for organizations to develop digital strategies. It involves four phases: Discover, Define, Develop, and Deploy. The Discover phase involves assessing an organization's readiness for social media use and determining desired outcomes. The Define phase defines goals and key performance indicators. The Develop phase establishes policies, processes, and appropriate platforms. Finally, the Deploy phase involves piloting social media strategies before full implementation. DQO provides tools and best practices to help organizations strategically develop and deploy social media initiatives.
The document describes a career decision workshop to help participants make informed career choices. The workshop uses a 4-phase model to guide participants through understanding change, assessing their goals and skills, exploring options, and creating an action plan. The workshop addresses coping with transitions, evaluating personal and professional goals, identifying transferable skills, and financial planning. It provides frameworks and resources to assist participants in effectively navigating their career decision-making process.
Here are some key questions that could be explored further:
- How can a design thinking approach help address complex, interconnected institutional challenges in a holistic way versus isolated point solutions?
- In what ways might design thinking foster collaborative cross-functional teams and processes versus traditional top-down, executive-led approaches?
- Could adopting human-centered research and visualization techniques lead to more sustainable long-term cultural and strategic change compared to transactional consulting models?
- What evidence exists that design thinking can effectively transfer practices and capabilities to institutions in a replicable way versus one-off engagements?
- How might ongoing design, shaping and iteration help institutions continually meet evolving learner needs versus static solutions?
- What
This document proposes a model for structuring innovation within companies. It summarizes research on how companies approach innovation and highlights some key insights. The model suggests that companies structure innovation around the phases of identification, development and commercialization, as the skill sets needed for each differ. It also recommends separating radical and incremental innovation efforts, as the sources and risks involved are very different. Establishing spin off or isolated groups may help identify disruptive innovations that challenge a company's existing competencies.
The document describes Mindsetter, a change management tool created by Relation Technologies to help organizations manage change processes. Mindsetter uses physical representations and online simulations to facilitate reflection on personal, group, and organizational levels. It incorporates various change management theories and can be used to support different change approaches. Mindsetter requires facilitation and the effects will depend on how it is implemented in an organization.
This document discusses strategic planning and provides guidance on key elements of the strategic planning process. It defines strategic planning as creating a roadmap for an organization and explains why organizations strategically plan, noting that those with formal strategic plans in place perform at higher levels. The document outlines important pieces of the strategic planning puzzle, including mission, vision, values, analysis, goals, and metrics. It stresses the importance of stakeholder involvement and measuring performance.
Short overview of how to identify a problem, gather buy-in, develop consensus and plan a meaningful project... too short for the amount of material... Much leveraged from LEI
By demystifying Agile constructs, and how architects fit into the
development process, organizations can find and follow best practices
and deliver benefits that advance accelerated coding objectives and
meet strategic business needs.
The managers most likely to succeed in today’s business environment, are those who understand how to use budgets as business tools, for departmental and personal success.
Managing Budgets is an informative and practical guide to the essential skills needed.
produce accurate and useful budgets.
Views - Creative Problem Solving vs. Qualitative ResearchTheConceptQueen
This document discusses the differences between creative problem solving (CPS) and qualitative research. While both can be used independently or together, they have distinct goals and processes. Qualitative research focuses on understanding current realities through convergent thinking, while CPS aims to generate new possibilities using divergent thinking. Idea generation is best done in a CPS context rather than a typical qualitative session due to differences in participants, environment, and goals. However, qualitative research can complement CPS by providing context and evaluating ideas. Tools like metaphors, laddering and excursions have different purposes depending on whether used for qualitative research or CPS.
Este documento presenta la plantilla y los corredores principales del equipo Movistar para el Tour de Francia 2016, incluyendo breves biografías y objetivos de cada uno. Nairo Quintana es el líder del equipo y buscará ganar el Tour, apoyado por corredores experimentados como Alejandro Valverde, Imanol Erviti y Gorka Izagirre.
This document is a list of the phrase "Dream Team" repeated multiple times with no other context or information provided. It consists of the words "Dream Team" listed on separate lines without any connecting details or explanation. The document simply lists the phrase "Dream Team" repeatedly without any other content.
The IBM rowing team lost to the Green team by 1 mile in their annual race. An audit found the Green team had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the IBM team had 7 captains and 1 rower. Consultants were hired and concluded the ratio of captains to rowers was the problem. The IBM team structure was reorganized with more managers and directors, but fewer rowers. The next year, the Green team won by 2 miles and the IBM rower was fired, while bonuses were paid to the captains, directors, and managers. A new analysis found the boat was substandard. The IBM team is now having a new boat designed and searching globally for a new rower.
This document introduces the Neways opportunity, which involves selling Neways health and wellness products through multi-level marketing. It discusses Neways' product research and development processes. It outlines three options for becoming involved: 1) opening a wholesale account and earning $200-500 per month, 2) becoming "car qualified" and earning $2000-3000 per month, or 3) achieving "financial freedom" through career income of over $100,000 per year. The document encourages the reader to consider these options and contact Neways for more information.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
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Take Shape For Life (by Medifast) is a fast, safe and easy weight loss program that is endorsed and recommended by over 15,000 physicians. It is a clinically proven, safe alternative to weight loss surgery.
The document discusses Monavie, a juice drink company, and provides information about starting a distributor business with them. It notes that Monavie contains 9-13 servings of fruit at a lower daily cost than buying fresh fruit from the supermarket. It outlines the steps to get started as a distributor, including purchasing a starter kit, making an initial purchase, enrolling in an auto-ship program, and becoming a "Star" within 48 hours. It also shows a simple binary compensation plan and examples of potential weekly earnings.
This document promotes the Nikken Wellness Home concept for improving health and wellness. It discusses how modern lifestyles can negatively impact health and lists common illnesses. The Nikken Wellness Home uses products focused on nutrition, fitness, rest, and environment to create optimal health conditions at home. Nikken has been successful worldwide for over 30 years and its philosophy is based on five pillars of health for the body, mind, family, society, and finances. The document encourages transforming one's home into a Nikken Wellness Home for long-term health benefits.
This document provides information about an opportunity with Arbonne, a company that sells botanically-based health, beauty, and wellness products. It discusses how the opportunity offers flexibility, the ability to help others, and potential for income and financial benefits. The document outlines the different ways to participate through becoming a client, preferred client, or consultant. It also summarizes Arbonne's compensation plan and average earnings for different consultant levels to illustrate the income potential.
- The document summarizes the history of Shaklee Corporation from its founding in 1915 by Dr. Forrest Shaklee to celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2015. It details how Dr. Shaklee developed the first known vitamin supplement to help heal himself from tuberculosis as a child. It then outlines his career developing nutritional products and establishing health clinics before founding Shaklee Corporation with his sons in 1956 based on network marketing. The summary highlights Shaklee's innovations in nutritional products and focus on the environment over the following decades as it grew into a global company.
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This document describes the Organo Gold business opportunity, which involves selling gourmet coffee blended with ganoderma mushrooms. The summary is:
1. Organo Gold sells coffee blended with ganoderma, an herb touted for health benefits, through a direct sales model.
2. Representatives earn money through retail sales, fast start bonuses for recruiting, and commissions on sales in their team.
3. The opportunity involves sharing samples of the coffee and recruiting retail customers and representatives using a script focusing on the health benefits and income potential.
1) In 2008, US households lost $11 trillion in value according to the Wall Street Journal.
2) Technological innovation has been a major driver of economic growth, according to Nobel Prize winner Robert M. Solow.
3) Customer loyalty and understanding customer needs are important for business success, as some businesses have learned.
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Jeunesse Global is an amazing new network marketing business opportunity that is sweeping the globe and has proven to be an solid success for many people. This opportunity is brand new and unlike any other, because Jeunesse Global is poised to the best big thing in online network marketing.
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1. The document discusses various models of the consulting process including Schein's problem solving model, Lippitt and Lippitt's consulting process model, Block's flawless consulting model, and the systemic consulting loop model.
2. It also outlines different roles consultants can take including expert, pair of hands, and collaborative according to Schein as well as objective observer, process counselor, fact finder, identifier of alternatives, joint problem solver, trainer/educator, information specialist, and advocate according to Lippitt and Lippitt.
3. The models and roles are intended to help consultants match their approach to the complexity of the project and needs of the client.
CREATIVITY AND PROBLEM SOLVING IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ORGANIZATIONAL INNOVATION
R. Pellissier Department of Business Management, University of South Africa.
F. SousaPresident, Apgico, INUAF, Loulé, Portugal.
The document discusses turning ideas into action through innovation and project management. It defines innovation as bringing creative ideas to life to increase customer relevance and drive growth. The innovation process involves capturing ideas, evaluating them through a "funnel" of stages, and using project management principles to execute ideas as projects. Some key lessons discussed include defining what innovation means, building prototypes to resolve ambiguity, setting goals and metrics for success, and ensuring 99% of innovation comes from execution rather than ideas alone.
Novixo, your idea lab innovation management softwaretheRIIS
The document discusses the types and process of innovation within companies. It identifies four main types of innovation: business model, product/service, process, and technology innovation. It then outlines the three main activities in an innovation process: idea generation, idea conversion, and idea diffusion. For each activity, it provides examples of internal, cross-unit, and external sources. It notes that a company's innovation capacity is limited by its weakest link in this innovation value chain. The document concludes by outlining features needed for an innovation management application to help companies better manage their innovation process from idea submission through execution and reporting.
The document discusses strategic planning and execution using the X-Matrix planning process. It provides an overview of the key components of the planning process, including establishing a vision and mission, analyzing the current reality and desired future state, identifying underlying contradictions, and developing strategic directions. It then summarizes MNASQ's previous and new vision and mission statements. The rest of the document focuses on applying the strategic planning model and concepts like Hoshin Kanri to MNASQ's strategic planning process.
Strategic Planning & Deployment Using The X Matrix W225Robert Mitchell
The document discusses strategic planning and execution using the X-Matrix planning process. It provides an overview of the key components of the planning process, including establishing a vision and mission, analyzing the current reality and desired future state, identifying underlying contradictions, and developing strategic directions. It then gives examples from MNASQ's strategic planning process, such as their new vision and mission statements, analysis of forces impacting the future of quality, and identification of MNASQ's underlying contradictions to address.
Portfolio management allows organizations to manage all projects and initiatives holistically by viewing them together as a portfolio. This allows for comparisons between projects to determine which provide the greatest value and alignment with organizational goals and objectives. Officials can use portfolio management to prioritize projects, balance investments, and ensure resources are allocated to initiatives that best achieve strategic objectives. The process involves defining selection criteria, scoring and ranking projects against those criteria, and continuously monitoring and evaluating projects throughout their lifecycles.
Organizational Change Consulting Group (OCC Group) is a consulting firm that specializes in facilitating collaborative change strategies and planning processes. OCC Group designs solutions to allow diverse stakeholders to find common ground and develop plans that all parties can support. They use collaborative principles and processes to bring together leaders and stakeholders to address complex issues in a fair and equitable manner. Their approach focuses on building shared understanding and alignment through multi-day workshops and meetings involving the whole system.
The document discusses using design thinking to tackle complex public problems. It provides examples of government innovation labs around the world that use human-centered design and co-creation with citizens and businesses to develop new public policies and services. The document outlines key aspects of design thinking such as empathizing with users, iterating ideas through prototyping, and taking a systemic view to create sustainable solutions. It argues that design thinking can help governments better engage citizens and private sector partners in reinventing public services and shaping the future.
The document summarizes a stakeholder-driven innovation process facilitated by VIA Design for the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority. The goal was to increase competition in private banking and test a design approach to policy development. The process identified challenges, generated ideas, and developed 5 policy concepts tested with banks and customers. Key steps included defining goals, analyzing challenges, generating over 650 ideas narrowed to 40 cards, developing 14 conceptual ideas, and refining 5 policy concepts for testing and prioritization.
The document provides information about selecting solutions for process improvement projects. It discusses an 8-step problem solving process and lists tools that can be used, including brainstorming, process mapping, and selection matrices. The objectives are to understand idea generation principles, apply brainstorming tools, and use methods to select improvement ideas. Sources of solutions are identified, such as root causes, best practices, and past projects. Guidelines are given for generating many ideas through techniques like brainstorming and building on others' suggestions. Rules for effective brainstorming include allowing ideas without criticism and focusing on quantity over quality initially.
BIG IDEAS is an application that allows students, staff, faculty, and alumni of Michigan State University to showcase their ideas, engage others to take action, and receive feedback. It solves problems of sharing ideas and provides metrics to support various interests. The application helps users manage, promote, inform, engage with, and evaluate their ideas to help them reach their full potential.
Six different models on how to work in change processes:
1. Appreciative Inquiry (Cooperrider/Whitney
2. Grief Cycle (Kuebler-Ross)
3. Kotters' Change Model
4. The Change Journey (HUMAP)
5. CFAN's Cyclical Model
6. Theory U (Otto Scharmer)
Instructional Design Models for Well-Structured and Ill-Structured Problem-So...z121532
The document outlines the key steps and considerations in designing problem solving instruction for well-structured versus ill-structured problems. For well-structured problems, it recommends presenting conceptual models, worked examples, and practice problems with support. For ill-structured problems, it suggests articulating the context, constraints, developing case studies, supporting knowledge construction, argument building, and assessing solutions. The overall goal is to help learners effectively solve different types of problems.
Design for business Impact: How design triggers transformationfrog
This document discusses how design can trigger business transformation. It argues that design goes beyond just drawing and sketching, and should be viewed as a management philosophy that drives innovation. The document outlines how design can provide tangible solutions to address change, help test ideas, and inspire communication. It also discusses challenges such as resistance to new ideas, focusing too much on incremental improvements, and the importance of differentiating products through excellent design.
The document outlines a strategic planning lab on strategic doing. It discusses the traditional linear model of strategic planning and proposes an emerging model of strategic doing that is more networked, collaborative, and focused on continuous civic engagement. The lab agenda includes examining the current state of strategic planning practice and emerging practices of strategic doing through workshops and exercises. Case studies are presented on strategic planning processes in various communities.
GETTING STARTED WITH ASSESSMENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT & WRITING GOOD QUESTIONSJen Rutner
This document provides guidance on conducting library assessment projects, including developing a culture of assessment, project management, and writing good survey questions. It recommends forming a representative committee, creating a detailed project plan with objectives and timelines, understanding your team's roles and skills, and identifying the decision makers who will use the results. When writing questions, the document advises making them clear, unbiased, and allowing different perspectives. Staff should test the questions for understandability and ensure they can be answered as intended. The overall goal is to conduct data-informed assessment to improve library services and maximize positive outcomes for users.
Organizational presentation community buildingJoseph Hudson
The Hudson Strategic Group provides leadership support services to help organizations assure stakeholder buy-in. They do this through a process of gathering stakeholder input to align management actions with stakeholder interests. Their services include discovering current realities, naming a shared vision, developing bridges between the current state and vision, and monitoring progress. They help organizations build collaboration through community meetings, cross-functional discussions, and planning support.
The document provides details on Glenn Reiser's professional experience and qualifications. It summarizes his background in business development, marketing, sales management, and managed markets. Reiser has led multiple strategic initiatives that generated revenue, developed new market segments, and implemented training programs. He has a track record of awards and success in sales leadership.
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2. Organizations - at the top
• Highly knowledgeable peer group
– Comes with baggage
• Clearly defined roles and objectives
• Domains within domains well
defined
• Steer innovation
• Everyone in this peer group has
worked in the field at some point of
time
3. How decisions are taken
Formation of
an
Realization of Presentation of implementable
need ideas plan
Generation of Open Assigning of
ideas: triggers discussions: responsibilities
Critical
analysis
4. How decisions are taken
Competitor moving ahead Launch new product
Change in market scenario Old methods losing
effectiveness
New government policy Foresight
Formation of an
Realization of Presentation of implementable
need ideas plan
Generation of Open Assigning of
ideas: triggers discussions: responsibilities
Critical analysis
5. How decisions are taken
References Case studies
New findings New theories
Formation of an
Realization of Presentation of implementable
need ideas plan
Generation of Open Assigning of
ideas: triggers discussions: responsibilities
Critical analysis
6. How decisions are taken
How Who
When Expected results
Where Support
Formation of an
Realization of Presentation of implementable
need ideas plan
Generation of Open Assigning of
ideas: triggers discussions: responsibilities
Critical analysis
7. How decisions are taken
Formation of an
Realization of Presentation of implementable
need ideas plan
Generation of Open Assigning of
ideas: triggers discussions: responsibilities
Critical analysis
8. How decisions are taken
Formulate a roadmap and
stipulate a step by step plan
Formation of an
Realization of Presentation of implementable
need ideas plan
Generation of Open Assigning of
ideas: triggers discussions: responsibilities
Critical analysis
9. How decisions are taken
Each person given a list of objectives and a
chronologically mapped out set of deliverables
Formation of an
Realization of Presentation of implementable
need ideas plan
Generation of Open Assigning of
ideas: triggers discussions: responsibilities
Critical analysis
14. Roadblocks to decision making
Interdepartmental tiffs
it would be interesting to see how teams would react to each others views in a common workshop
15. Group dynamics
There are cool kids
There are kids who want to be around
cool kids
And then there are kids who just want
to be in the background
(with a similar expression)
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