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The document summarizes a Harvard Business Review article about why strategy execution often fails. It notes that while many guides exist on developing strategies, few address actual implementation. The research discussed in the HBR article found that poor execution is often due to a lack of alignment and weak performance culture, as well as challenges coordinating across units and adapting to changing conditions. The document also discusses how overcommunication of strategies does not equal understanding and provides suggestions for improving strategy communication and implementation.
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Purpose of Assignment
You may be familiar with personal torts such as negligence; however, business torts are different as
they are being committed not against the person but rather against its intangible assets. Think about
what this means and how each aspect of your work might result in a business tort being committed.
Assignment Steps
Resources: Legal Environment of Business: Online Commerce, Business Ethics, and Global
Issues: Ch. 5, Ch. 6 and Ch. 7; Legal Source database located in the Week 3 Electronic Reserve
Readings
Scenario: In the midst of the ongoing rhetoric and movement to achieve Tort Reform, business tort
liability must be acknowledged and planned for as a reality. As the manager of legal risk and
corporate governance for a major multi-national pharmaceutical corporation, the board of directors
has commissioned you to work alongside your CEO and General Counsel to prepare a report
regarding this liability and the exposure it creates for the organization.
Create a maximum 1,050-word report, excluding title and reference pages.
Address the following in the report:
• Evaluate the impact of business tort liability on the pharmaceutical industry in general.
• Determine the growth of business tort liability in the pharmaceutical industry and discuss
where and why tort reform is needed.
• Assess the impact of business tort liability on corporate liability under the Alien Tort Statute.
• Explain how business tort liability can be reduced through the implementation of the risk
management process.
• Analyze how business tort liability can escalate to criminal liability.
Cite a minimum of two references for the five content areas taken from a business or legal resource.
One reference must be from the University Library.
Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.
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PHILANTHROPY 26
Consumer initiatives
can drive engagement—
when done right
DEFEND YOUR
RESEARCH 30
People don’t like anything
moving toward them
VISION STATEMENT 32
Which jobs will
grow fastest over
the coming decade?
Putting Sales at the Center of Strategy
How to connect the C-suite’s grand plans with the field realities
your salespeople face by Frank Cespedes
EXECUTION
Daily Word Search
or many years Document Security
Management (a pseudonym) had a
thriving business in retrieving and
shredding or securely storing organiza-
tions’ documents. Executives and their as-
sistants loved its one-stop-shopping value
proposition, and the sales force cultivated
deep relationships with them. By the early
2000s, however, it was clear that cheaper
digital storage technology, especially the
cloud, would disrupt the company. So DSM
introduced its own cloud-based storage
and directed the sales force to bundle it
with traditional services.
The results were disastrous. Many
of the sale ...
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T
imes are changing. Affordable Care
Act (ACA) compliance, an aging and
shrinking workforce, technology, and
medical and pharmaceutical advance-
ments are on a collision course that is chang-
ing the face of compensation and benefits. As
a result, senior leadership is relying on their
employee benefits professionals more than
ever to help them navigate and mitigate risk.
The secret weapon is deceptively simple: an
Employee Benefits Strategic Plan.
Employee Benefits
Strategic Plan
For some, “strategic planning” is a series
of formulaic meetings that result in a report
that ends up on a shelf, rarely referred to or
used until the next cycle. For a select few,
however, it is a crucial part of the organiza-
tion’s sustainability—a road map used to guide
decisions.
Organizational strategic planning sets pri-
orities and goals for the future. An Employee
Benefit Strategic Plan employs the same
approach but is specific to the total compensa-
tion approach of the organization. Simply put,
in an environment of consistently rising health-
care costs and shifting healthcare regulations,
it is essential for organizations to create long-
term strategies with short-term objectives and
have a quick-response review process in place.
The fiscal realities of increasing healthcare
costs mixed with ACA unknowns can impact
your organization’s financial performance in
several ways. It may drag down shareholder
value, become a drain on company perfor-
mance, or negatively impact the culture and
human capital within a business. Yet, with all
these negative impacts, most organizations still
do only a superficial short-term employee ben-
efits plan for themselves.
What constitutes a strategy and how do
we actually build a plan? A good definition of
strategy is “… choosing to perform different
activities that will provide a sustainable compet-
itive advantage.” It is a way of thinking about
the world and approaching business. Strategic
planning is a process to produce innovative and
creative ideas that serve as the core framework
for the organization and design its future.
By adopting a strategic employee benefit
planning process, organizations can make deci-
sions regarding their benefits with significantly
less stress for all involved.
How to Create a Strategic Plan
Most strategic planning models share a com-
mon discover/analyze/design/build/review struc-
ture. This process appears to be simple, but it
does have complex and powerful components
within each category.
First, confirm that the organization is ready.
Building a comprehensive plan requires com-
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Next, make sure all stakeholders are repre-
sented. In addition to the C-Suite and human
resources (HR), the committee should include
representatives of all major employee groups
and functions. It is not uncommon for a stra-
tegic planning committee to have 12 or.
People Analytics
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Human Capital Trends in the Insurance Industry
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The 2018 JOTW Communications Survey
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Less budget to do more. Most respondents – 63% – cited budget as their top challenge, even as businesses and employers expected PR pros to do more and added to a growing list of duties. A majority (51%) said they expect their budget to remain the same over the next year.
Hiring and firing agencies. When corporate communications hires an outside agency, most (54%) said they do it because they need an extra pair of hands. Another 50% noted that expertise or a specialization was a compelling reason to seek outside help. When communications agencies are fired, the top reasons can be traced to a trio of cost (79%), service (50%) and results (40%).
Hot PR trends and tactics. Respondents identified storytelling (79%), content marketing (71%) and thought leadership (67%) as the trends or tactics that would be more important in the next 12 months. While no trend or tactic earned 50% or more of the votes for “less important” or “much less important,” there are three that earned the most: press releases (34%), white papers (35%) and award programs (39%).
Some communications tasks are getting harder. 51% said media relations is getting harder; 50% say organic social media is getting harder; views vary on whether or not PR measurement is getting harder – 38% say harder, while 20% say easier and 37% say about the same. Sentiment analysis suggests while digital channels are easier to track there are more things to track, which requires time and consensus.
Employed but open to new opportunities. Most respondents are employed full time but many are open to a conversation about a new position. More than half or 55% said they’d be open to new opportunities.
Research SMART goals and other goal setting strategies in the Univ.docx
Research
SMART goals and other goal setting strategies in the University Library and
review
the "Making SMART Goals Smarter" article located in the
Week 5 Electronic Reserve Readings
.
Refer
to the stages of coaching and mentoring found on pg. 18 of
Student-Centered Coaching
.
Design
a professional learning opportunity for coaches of teachers who need to implement effective instruction in order to meet their students' needs.
Create
an 8- to 10-slide presentation for your professional learning opportunity, in which you address the following:
Identify three possible target areas in which growth may be warranted and provide justification for each area selected.
Write three goals for each target area--two SMART goals and one goal using another goal setting strategy that you discovered.
List strategies for fostering awareness, modeling, and providing motivation during the stages of coaching and mentoring.
Discuss professional learning communities and explain how you might incorporate them as a coach or mentor.
Include
speaker notes, APA-formatted in-text citations, and a reference slide.
Week 5 - readings
Making SMART Goals Smarter Goal-setting In this article… Study the differences between goals and objectives and get some valuable insights on how to use SMART goals in a health care organization. A critical role of leadership is goal setting.1 As our health care system continues to evolve, physician executives will be called upon to play increasingly proactive roles in formulating appropriate goals for their respective health care organizations (HCOs). With what looks like a major perspective shift from provider-driven volume to consumer-driven value,2-4 physician leaders will be entrusted with the responsibility of ensuring high standards of care throughout the extended process of resource realignment. How well they are able to formulate effective goals will have, no doubt, a major influence on the future success of their respective HCOs. In times of system turbulence, goal initiation is usually a far better alternative than goal response. It should be noted initially that, as popular as the concept of SMART goals has become in recent years, it is also somewhat of a misnomer. The terms goals, sub-goals, and objectives are often used interchangeably, which has often been the source of unnecessary confusion, and as goal-setting theory continues to develop as a useful body of knowledge, related application benefits can be markedly improved when their differences are more clearly understood. Together with an HCO’s mission, vision, strategies and tactics, goals and objectives serve as the foundation elements for most major programmatic initiatives. An organization’s mission is basically its reason for being. Its vision describes where it wants to be in the future, and its values are a statement of the principles that form its moral foundation.5 Collectively, they are the basis for devising the supporting goals and object.
Global hr barometer 2013
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Is Your Customer-Centric Transformation Living Up to its Promise
Four out of five companies are disappointed by the results of their customer-centric transformations. The document outlines three specific actions companies can take to improve their transformations: 1) Measure customer value beyond advocacy and satisfaction; 2) Ensure segmentation is actionable and not too complex; 3) Focus on a small number of market-beating propositions around pivotal customer events. The CEO can help by giving permission to explore new approaches, inspiring conversations around measurement of customer value, and challenging leaders to integrate existing initiatives.
Library worksmay17 2017
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4 Reasons Why HR is Lost in Translations When it Comes to Strategy
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- 2. An interesting piece from the Harvard Business Review, March 2015, closely reflects our approach on how to best deliver strategies through tangible action
- 3. Why strategy execution unravels & what to do about it ‘Studies show that two-thirds to three-quarters of large organisations struggle to implement their strategies. There are thousands of guides on how to develop a strategy, but very few on how to actually execute one. This new research uncovers the insight that most executives attribute poor execution to a lack of alignment and weak performance culture. It turns out that the real issue is fostering coordination across units and building the agility to accept and adapt to changing market conditions’. HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, MARCH 2015
- 4. Of the 5 Myths debunked by the authors, Myth 3 - ‘Communication equals understanding’ resonates with our experience.
- 5. A case quoted in the HBR article refers to a ceaseless delivery of the strategy by executives, and an 84% rating on, “I am clear on our organisation’s top priorities” in an engagement survey, less than one third of the management team 55% of middle managers could do so). Not only are strategic priorities poorly understood, they often seem unrelated to each other and disconnected from the overall strategy. Half of the C-suite cannot connect the dots between strategic priorities. The further down the management structure, the worse it becomes. Yet companies continue to invest huge amounts of time and effort communicating strategy in an unending stream of e-mails, management meetings and town hall meetings. Many executives believe relentless commuNication of strategy is key to success
- 6. Part of the problem this research reveals is that executives measure communication in terms of inputs rather than by the only metric that really counts – how well key leaders understand what’s communicated. A related issue occurs when core messages are diluted with peripheral considerations; in one case, 11 corporate priorities, a list of core competencies (including one with nine templates) and a list of 21 new strategic terms had to be –getting your priorities clear, letting your people know what they are, and why. How can so much communication yield so little understanding?
- 7. Stop the tidal wave of communications. Created content that’s as relevant, interesting and clear as the external messages we all consume. Make sure it’s accessible on digital and mobile platforms, and keep it fresh. Trust your internal audiences; if it’s interesting and relevant they will select-in, like, save and share…. And you need ‘killer’ analytics that will tell you what content matters, to whom and why. What’s the solution to this problem?