Crafting and
Executing
Strategy: The
managerial process
Global Business Consultants &
Partners Training Courses
Copyright 2020 Global Business Consultants
Chapter 4. Implementing and
executing the chosen
strategy efficiently and
effectively
Lesson 1: Managing the Implementation
“Good strategy execution requires
diligent pursuit of operating excellence.”
Strickland
Executing the strategy.
The most demanding and time consuming part of
the strategy management process is managing the
execution of the strategy.
Converting strategic plans into actions and results
will test a managers ability to direct organisational
action.
Managing
the
Implementation
Executing the strategy.
It will also test the management team’s ability to:
Motivate people.
Build and strengthen competitive capability.
Create and nature a strategy-supportive work climate.
Meet or beat performance targets.
Managing
the
Implementation
Executing the strategy.
To effectively execute the chosen strategy, the
management team must assess what the company will
have to do to achieve the targeted financial and
strategic performance.
Each manager has to think through the answer to:
“What has to be done in my area to get the process under
way”.
Essentially the action plan.
Managing
the
Implementation
Executing the strategy.
The level of internal change needed will depend on
exactly how much of the strategy is new and how
far do the internal practices and competencies
deviate from what the strategy requires.
Equally (if not most important) is how well does
the present work culture supports good strategy
execution.
Managing
the
Implementation
Executing the strategy.
Depending on the level of change required to a
company’s strategy execution could take months to
years.
To ensure the chosen strategy is executed, it is
fundamental that day-to-day
actions/activities/projects are aligned to strategic
objectives.
Managing
the
Implementation
Principle aspects of strategy execution.
The following principle aspects will aid the strategy
execution process.
Staffing the company to obtain needed skills and
expertise.
Developing and strengthening strategy-supporting
resources and capabilities.
Creating a strategy supporting structure.
Managing
the
Implementation
Principle aspects of strategy execution.
Allocating ample resources to the activities critical to
strategic success.
Ensuring that policies and procedures facilitate effective
strategy execution.
Organizing the work effort along the lines of best
practice.
Installing information and operating systems that
enable company personnel to perform essential
activities.
Managing
the
Implementation
Principle aspects of strategy execution.
Motivating people and tying rewards directly to the
achievement of performance objectives.
Creating a company culture and work climate conducive
to successful strategy execution.
Exerting the internal leadership needed to propel
implementation forward.
Managing
the
Implementation
Executing the strategy.
Effective strategy execution is a job for the entire
management team.
Successful strategy execution hinges on the skills
and cooperation of operating managers who can
push for needed changes in their organizational
units and consistently deliver good results.
Managing
the
Implementation
Executing the strategy.
Only when a company meets or beats its financial
and strategic performance targets and shows good
progress in achieving its strategic vision, can the
strategy implementation process can be considered
successful.
Managing
the
Implementation
Congratulations! You’ve completed lesson 1.
Recap: In this lesson you learned that the most demanding and
time consuming part of the strategy management process is
managing the execution of the strategy. You also learned about
the ten key principle aspects required to effectively execute
strategy.
Awesome work!
Now click Complete and then Next for Chapter 5.

Lesson 1 managing the implementation

  • 1.
    Crafting and Executing Strategy: The managerialprocess Global Business Consultants & Partners Training Courses Copyright 2020 Global Business Consultants
  • 2.
    Chapter 4. Implementingand executing the chosen strategy efficiently and effectively Lesson 1: Managing the Implementation
  • 3.
    “Good strategy executionrequires diligent pursuit of operating excellence.” Strickland
  • 4.
    Executing the strategy. Themost demanding and time consuming part of the strategy management process is managing the execution of the strategy. Converting strategic plans into actions and results will test a managers ability to direct organisational action. Managing the Implementation
  • 5.
    Executing the strategy. Itwill also test the management team’s ability to: Motivate people. Build and strengthen competitive capability. Create and nature a strategy-supportive work climate. Meet or beat performance targets. Managing the Implementation
  • 6.
    Executing the strategy. Toeffectively execute the chosen strategy, the management team must assess what the company will have to do to achieve the targeted financial and strategic performance. Each manager has to think through the answer to: “What has to be done in my area to get the process under way”. Essentially the action plan. Managing the Implementation
  • 7.
    Executing the strategy. Thelevel of internal change needed will depend on exactly how much of the strategy is new and how far do the internal practices and competencies deviate from what the strategy requires. Equally (if not most important) is how well does the present work culture supports good strategy execution. Managing the Implementation
  • 8.
    Executing the strategy. Dependingon the level of change required to a company’s strategy execution could take months to years. To ensure the chosen strategy is executed, it is fundamental that day-to-day actions/activities/projects are aligned to strategic objectives. Managing the Implementation
  • 9.
    Principle aspects ofstrategy execution. The following principle aspects will aid the strategy execution process. Staffing the company to obtain needed skills and expertise. Developing and strengthening strategy-supporting resources and capabilities. Creating a strategy supporting structure. Managing the Implementation
  • 10.
    Principle aspects ofstrategy execution. Allocating ample resources to the activities critical to strategic success. Ensuring that policies and procedures facilitate effective strategy execution. Organizing the work effort along the lines of best practice. Installing information and operating systems that enable company personnel to perform essential activities. Managing the Implementation
  • 11.
    Principle aspects ofstrategy execution. Motivating people and tying rewards directly to the achievement of performance objectives. Creating a company culture and work climate conducive to successful strategy execution. Exerting the internal leadership needed to propel implementation forward. Managing the Implementation
  • 12.
    Executing the strategy. Effectivestrategy execution is a job for the entire management team. Successful strategy execution hinges on the skills and cooperation of operating managers who can push for needed changes in their organizational units and consistently deliver good results. Managing the Implementation
  • 13.
    Executing the strategy. Onlywhen a company meets or beats its financial and strategic performance targets and shows good progress in achieving its strategic vision, can the strategy implementation process can be considered successful. Managing the Implementation
  • 14.
    Congratulations! You’ve completedlesson 1. Recap: In this lesson you learned that the most demanding and time consuming part of the strategy management process is managing the execution of the strategy. You also learned about the ten key principle aspects required to effectively execute strategy. Awesome work! Now click Complete and then Next for Chapter 5.