The document discusses setting company aspirations, which include a mission statement describing a company's reason for existence and vision statement describing what it wants to become. Strategic objectives allow a company to measure performance in key result areas needed to achieve its long-term strategy. Objectives should be SMART (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound). Setting aspirational goals engages the organization, establishes strategy boundaries, and drives high performance by periodically revisiting goals and assessing progress.
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, strategic planning became a critical need for many organizations. New challenges emerged. Interesting opportunities presented themselves. For some organizations, new financial realities required urgent action.
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, strategic planning became a critical need for many organizations. New challenges emerged. Interesting opportunities presented themselves. For some organizations, new financial realities required urgent action.
Yet, at the same time, many organizations struggled tremendously to find ways to perform strategic planning effectively in all-remote formats. That included the frustrations of finding that magical meeting time that would work for everyone. Long Zoom meetings where attendees quickly lose interest. Planning sessions dominated by the same strong voices time and again.
To ensure we could help our respective client organizations perform strategic planning effectively in our “new reality,” Virtual, Inc. partnered with Peoplesworth, an organizational development consultancy, to re-imagine our approaches to strategic planning. What emerged from that collaboration are new methods for strategic facilitation that have led to remarkable client outcomes and will undoubtedly remain in our playbook for the long term.
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We ensure that all the necessary tools are in place to create success and mitigate loss: KPI’s, incentive, profit sharing, strategic and business development plans. When the inevitable challenges arise, we will hold your team accountable for action plans to get the business back on track. We will be there to help the company perform at the levels necessary to attain your financial goals.
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Our business model is different. We are not project based. We don’t charge large sums for doing projects that may or may not work. We only look for long-term relationships where we can be your partners in your success. We provide our services in a comprehensive manner based upon an affordable fixed monthly retainer. The retainer includes CEO coaching and the development of the plans, processes and management infrastructure to help ensure your success. Then we monitor monthly performance, help update the plans each year and focus on accountability toward fulfilling your company goals. We are your Pathway Partners.
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For Module 3, consider the organization's mission and strategy from the perspective of its internal business processes (from your work on the case, your previous course work, and your background reading, you should be reasonably clear what such business processes are). In this section of the assignment you’ll begin to identify objectives and measures relevant to that perspective. Refer back to Objectives, Measures, Targets & Action Plans if you need to.
Once you’re reasonably clear on what’s involved, think about your organization and its business processes, and then:
Identify at least three objectives for improving the organization's internal business processes, and show how they relate to the mission, vision, and strategy of the organization.
• For each objective, develop at least one meaningful performance measure (metric).
• For each objective, identify at least one expected level of performance (target).
• For each objective, identify at least one new action or program that needs to be developed to ensure successful implementation of the organization's strategy (initiative).
• Comment briefly on the relationships of the process objectives that you've identified here to the finance objectives that you identified in the Module 1 SLP assignment and/or the customer service objectives that you identified in the Module 2 SLP assignment. How do they help to fulfill those objectives? If they don't (and they don't have to), what makes them more important than objectives that would relate to finance or customer service?
• Finally, do you wish to make any changes to your Module 1 or Module 2 objective write-ups in light of your Module 3 experience?
Nike Organization
An organization’s internal business processes has to be improved by placing objectives which are aimed towards the success of the business through good customer relations and even producing quality products. The main objectives of Nike Company are aimed at increasing the total revenue of the organization, reducing the cost of revenue as well as reducing the operating expenses thereby sticking to its vision of using innovation as its key strategy to attain success by acquiring a competitive advantage in the industry. This has helped in achieving maximum satisfaction for its customers hence increasing loyalty thus the competitive advantage .
In this lesson you learned that the purpose of setting objectives are to convert a company’s vision and mission into specific performance targets. You also learned the importance of a balanced approach to setting objectives which include Financial and Strategic objectives.
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Develop three strategic objectives for each of the four balanced scorecard areas using the Template provided by your instructor (please look at a post called "Balanced Scorecard Template" under Class Messages)
Create a minimum 1,050-word strategic objectives summary.
Consider the following strategic areas when developing your strategic objectives:
· Shareholder Value or Financial Perspective, which includes strategic objectives in areas such as:
· Market share
· Revenues and costs
· Profitability
· Competitive position
· Customer Value Perspective, which includes strategic objectives in areas such as:
· Customer retention or turnover
· Customer satisfaction
· Customer value
· Process or Internal Operations Perspective, which includes strategic objectives in areas such as:
· Measure of process performance
· Productivity or productivity improvement
· Operations metrics
· Impact of change on the organization
· Learning and Growth (Employee) Perspective, which includes strategic objectives in areas such as:
· Employee satisfaction
· Employee turnover or retention
· Level of organizational capability
· Nature of organizational culture or climate
· Technological innovation
Develop a specific metric and target for each strategic objective using a balanced scorecard format.
Example: a strategic objective in the shareholder or financial perspective is to increase market share. A metric to actually measure this strategic objective of market share increase is, "The percentage of increase in market share." The target is the specific number to be achieved in a particular time period. The target for the metric of "Increase market share" could be "Increase market share by 2% for each of the next 3 years" of an increase of 2% per year for 3 years.
Trends, Assumptions, and Risks of Hoosier Media, Inc's business model
Assess, in no more than 350 words, trends, assumptions, and risks of Hoosier Media, Inc.'s business model after completing the strategic objectives for each area.
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Successful organizations have effective strategic plans. The strategic plan is a long-term plan that contains specific objectives and goals. Organizations use tools like the SWOTT analysis and a balanced scorecard to determine strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats, trends, and risks.
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8. Aspiration must engage the entire organization Set aspirations Draw implications Build momentum Frontline Change agents Top management Head Heart Hand ORGANIZATION
9. Step 1: Picture the future and define aspirations Step 3: Develop business plan to “create” the future and attain milestones Step 2: Roll back the future and define intermediate milestones Today Aspiration Based Planning
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There is an iterative relationship between aspirations and strategy. Clearly articulated aspirations are important to give context and focus to a strategy development effort. It is important to have some consensus among the company’s senior leadership on what it wants the company to become, and how it views success. Yet, until we undertake the strategy development effort, how do we know what the company can become? Why should we limit the space of opportunities we look at a priori ? Making grand statements like “we want to be the leading global TV station in the next millennium” sound good, but how do we know that is realistic?
A company’s aspiration has two components – a mission , which is a statement about the company’s reason for existence, and a vision , which is a statement about what the company wants to become. A company’s aspiration is to live up to its mission while making progress toward its vision. For example, if the Disney Company’s mission is “to make people happy” and its vision is to “be the world’s premier media and entertainment company,” Disney can judge whether it is meeting its aspirations by asking “are we making people happy?” and “are we on a path toward building the world’s premier media and entertainment company?” Aspirations should be short and clear . Two good tests are: whether they are easy to remember – if members of your team cannot recite the aspiration a few hours after last looking at a written copy, it probably fails this test – and, whether a stranger to the organization can quickly infer what the company is about without any other information.
A company’s mission provides an inspirational purpose to the organization and helps define the organization’s scope and core capabilities. Examples of mission statements: 1. Leo Burnett: “ To be the best in the world bar note at building the most valued, leadership brands. 2. Unilever: “ Unilever’s Mission is to add Vitality to life.” A vision is the goal toward which the organization aspires. The goal should be aggressive to the point of being unreasonable, but should also be consistent with the reality of the organization’s current position. Examples of vision statements: Avon: “To be the company that best understands and satisfies the product, service and self-fulfillment needs of women – globally.” Marriott International: “To be the number one lodging company in the world.” A good vision encompasses four ideas: Fundamental aim: compelling and difficult-to-achieve, long-term goal of the organization Core strength: for example becoming the leading global internet portal in the next century might be a great fundamental aim for someone, but not for a company whose core strength is running highly cost-efficient poultry processing plants. Focus to the organization’s efforts Envisioned future
Strategic objectives allow a company to measure how it is performing in key result areas — those areas where the company must achieve superior results to achieve its long-term strategy. Key result areas often come directly from a company's direction statement. For example, if a company's vision is global expansion, then it will want to measure success in that area. Areas for which a company might set strategic objectives are market position, customer loyalty, quality, service, innovation, and human capital. Management must decide how it will measure success in the key result areas and then set objectives for those measures. For example, if customer loyalty is a key result area, it might be measured by a customer satisfaction index. The corresponding objective might be: "Raise the customer satisfaction index from 89 to 96 in the next three years."
Different functions are measured in different ways. For example: Marketing unit can measure the achieving of strategic objectives by sales volume, market penetration, new products, Pricing, Distribution, etc Printing unit cam measure its performance by: unit volume, printing Cost, Efficiency, Quality, Innovation Human Resource unit by Training, Recruitment, Compliance, Compensation/wages, etc Once the key result areas for a unit are determined, the next step is to determine how success will be measured. Based on those measures, unit objectives can be defined. For example, for a Manufacturing unit, two key result area and their corresponding measures and objectives might be as in example above.
When writing objectives, make sure they are SMART — specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timebound . Above are some examples of SMART and not-so-SMART objectives.
Aspirations force “forward and discontinuous thinking” – Setting aspirations requires looking to the future. It fosters an innovative thought process and a dedicated growth orientation. Aspirations establish boundary conditions for strategy decisions – Since an aspiration sets the direction of a company – its mission and vision for the future – it naturally follows that the company’s choice of strategy should align with the aspiration. Thus the aspiration, while stretching the client’s thinking on strategy, also helps set some boundary conditions for what is and what is not an appropriate strategy. Aspirations help drive high performance – high levels of performance over long periods of time shows that setting high aspirations is one of five “must-haves” in creating a “performance ethic” in the company. The aspiration is tightly linked to the company’s targets and goals, organization structure and management processes for performance feedback and consequence management.
Aspirations must become embedded in the culture of the organization. It takes strong leadership from senior management and the use of a number of levers to do this: Orientation and ongoing training programs; teaching such things as values, norms, history, and tradition On-the-job socialization by peers and immediate supervisors Rigorous up-through-the-ranks indoctrination – hiring young, shaping the employee's mind-set from a young age, tight screening processes, and promoting from within Integration processes – disciplined ways of culturally integrating later-stage hires and acquisitions Unique language and terminology that provide a frame of reference and reinforce the sense of belonging to a special, elite group Monetary incentives Public recognition and reward for those who display great effort consistent with the ideology
Typically, aspirations provide both a starting and an ending point for a strategy study. But is possible to make aspirations a central focus of the strategy. In “aspiration based planning” significant effort is spent to picture of an aspirational future state, rolling back that future to the present and creating a set of milestones, and then developing a plan for achieving the milestones.
Aspirations should be revisited at the end of the strategy development process because the fact-base and debates of the process may significantly reshape the aspiration. In addition, companies should periodically revisit their aspirations to keep them fresh and relevant to the organization. As the future unfolds – as the rate of industry change shifts, status becomes more certain or uncertain, or viewpoints change when they gain more knowledge about the industry – the client must look back and revisit the company aspirations. Aspirations are dynamic and should change as often as the industry does. Thus a company in a stable industry may only need to revisit aspirations every 5-10 years, while an internet competitor may see its aspirations shift by the month or even week.
Setting the Right Goals is crucial to a good strategy. The fundamental goal of a company is superior long-term return on investment. Growth is good only if superiority in ROIC is achieved and sustained. Profitability must be measured realistically, capturing the actual profits on the full investment. Remember: Profitability metrics beside ROIC (e.g. return on sales, EBITDA margin, pro-forma earnings, cash flow margin) are risky for strategy Prevalent accounting adjustments to reported profitability (e.g. writeoffs, writedowns, restructuring charges) can obscure true economic performance and lead to bad competitive choices. Goodwill must be treated as part of investment Important: Unrealistic profitability or growth targets can led to failed strategies