PRESENTED BY:
ANSHUL PAREEK
BITASTA BHADRA
VIMLA MISHRA
SONIA GROVER
Strategy ?
A method or Plan chosen chosen to bring about a desired Future, such as
achievement of
GOAL / SOLUTION PROBLEM
Transformational ?
• High Improvement Potential.
• Change the Business unit, Geographies & Functions completely.
• Change addresses all aspects like People, Processes,
Organisation, Technology, Finance.
Strategic Transformation
• It is the Link between the strategy Formulation and Implementation
Phases.
• It Plays a major role in defining strategy effectiveness.
When it is used ?
• External Changes on the Market such Organisation Product / Services.
• New Regulation Coming into Force.
In return It Helps in
• Increase Revenue and Market share.
• Improve Customer Satisfaction.
• Cutting Cost.
4 Steps To A Successful Transformation
 Step One: Getting the right strategic vision is critical
 Step Two: Execution is the hardest part of transformation.
 Step Three: The biggest challenge to transformation may
be a leader wedded to a past or current success
 Step Four: Take a broad view of customer demand when
embarking on business transformation.
Insights to Strategic Transformation
Strategic Organizational Renewal
“SOMETIMES THE MOST DIFFICULT LEADERSHIP CHALLENGE IS NOT
FIGHTING THE COMPETITION, BUT TELLING YOUR PEOPLE IT’S TIME TO
CHANGE.”
According to Covin & Miles, “The phenomenon whereby the organization seeks
to redefine its relationship with its markets or industry competitors by
fundamentally altering how it competes.”
Strategic renewal is a firm’s transformation in terms of changing its scope of
business or strategic approach on which it is built.
Instances when SOR can be
implemented:
1. Timing
2. Division
Analysis
3. Company Purpose
4. Products
Process of Renewal
STEP-1
Understanding
Exposure
• Customer
Strategy
• Operational
Effectiveness
• Technology
Optimization
• Human Capital
STEP-2 Analyze
Scenario
• Change in
Business Model
• Employees
mindset
• Beyond short-
term Cost
Cutting
• Future
requirements
STEP-3 Renew Organization
• Roadmap
• Prioritization of needs
• Sequences of activities
• Training & Org.
requirements
Reframing
The management of a business assesses its operation via multiple outlooks.
STRUCTURAL
FRAME
POLITICAL
FRAME
SYMBOLIC
FRAME
HUMAN
RESOURCE
FRAME
Busines
s
Frame
Restructuring
 Restructuring is the corporate management term for the act of
reorganizing the legal, ownership, operational, or other structures
of a company for the purpose of making it more profitable, or
better organized for its present needs
Steps:
 Ensure the company has enough liquidity to operate
during implementation of a complete restructuring
 Produce accurate working capital forecasts
 Provide open and clear lines of communication with
creditors who mostly control the company's ability to
raise financing
 Update detailed business plan and considerations
Restructuring strategies
 Downsizing
 Starburst
 Verticalization
 De-layering
 Business Process Reengineering
 Virtualization
 Outsourcing
IBM
Layoff 85k employees
Pfizer’s decision to spin off four
non-pharmaceutical firms this
year.
HCL verticalized to meet the specific
demands of five different industries:
retail, media and telecom, manufacturing,
finance and life sciences.
General Electric
Hewlett Packard,
Ford Motor
ATMs offered by banks
are their virtual units.
Revitalization
Strategy Employed when brand has reached maturity and profits
begin to decline.
It include approaches like market expansion, product modification or
brand expansion.
References
 http://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesinsights/2014/03/18/4-steps-to-a-
successful-business-transformation/
 https://www.pwc.ch/en/our_services/advisory/finance/strategy_transformation.
html
 http://www.brighthub.com/office/human-resources/articles/122397.aspx
 Endeavormgmt.com
 Yourbusiness.azcentral.com
 Innovationexcellence.com
 Sloanreview.mit.edu/article/the-art-of-strategic-renewal/
 Strategies on Reframing Change in Your Organization by KJ Henderson,
Demand Media

Strategic transformation

  • 1.
    PRESENTED BY: ANSHUL PAREEK BITASTABHADRA VIMLA MISHRA SONIA GROVER
  • 3.
    Strategy ? A methodor Plan chosen chosen to bring about a desired Future, such as achievement of GOAL / SOLUTION PROBLEM Transformational ? • High Improvement Potential. • Change the Business unit, Geographies & Functions completely. • Change addresses all aspects like People, Processes, Organisation, Technology, Finance.
  • 4.
    Strategic Transformation • Itis the Link between the strategy Formulation and Implementation Phases. • It Plays a major role in defining strategy effectiveness. When it is used ? • External Changes on the Market such Organisation Product / Services. • New Regulation Coming into Force. In return It Helps in • Increase Revenue and Market share. • Improve Customer Satisfaction. • Cutting Cost.
  • 5.
    4 Steps ToA Successful Transformation  Step One: Getting the right strategic vision is critical  Step Two: Execution is the hardest part of transformation.  Step Three: The biggest challenge to transformation may be a leader wedded to a past or current success  Step Four: Take a broad view of customer demand when embarking on business transformation.
  • 6.
    Insights to StrategicTransformation
  • 8.
    Strategic Organizational Renewal “SOMETIMESTHE MOST DIFFICULT LEADERSHIP CHALLENGE IS NOT FIGHTING THE COMPETITION, BUT TELLING YOUR PEOPLE IT’S TIME TO CHANGE.” According to Covin & Miles, “The phenomenon whereby the organization seeks to redefine its relationship with its markets or industry competitors by fundamentally altering how it competes.” Strategic renewal is a firm’s transformation in terms of changing its scope of business or strategic approach on which it is built. Instances when SOR can be implemented: 1. Timing 2. Division Analysis 3. Company Purpose 4. Products
  • 9.
    Process of Renewal STEP-1 Understanding Exposure •Customer Strategy • Operational Effectiveness • Technology Optimization • Human Capital STEP-2 Analyze Scenario • Change in Business Model • Employees mindset • Beyond short- term Cost Cutting • Future requirements STEP-3 Renew Organization • Roadmap • Prioritization of needs • Sequences of activities • Training & Org. requirements
  • 10.
    Reframing The management ofa business assesses its operation via multiple outlooks. STRUCTURAL FRAME POLITICAL FRAME SYMBOLIC FRAME HUMAN RESOURCE FRAME Busines s Frame
  • 11.
    Restructuring  Restructuring isthe corporate management term for the act of reorganizing the legal, ownership, operational, or other structures of a company for the purpose of making it more profitable, or better organized for its present needs
  • 12.
    Steps:  Ensure thecompany has enough liquidity to operate during implementation of a complete restructuring  Produce accurate working capital forecasts  Provide open and clear lines of communication with creditors who mostly control the company's ability to raise financing  Update detailed business plan and considerations
  • 13.
    Restructuring strategies  Downsizing Starburst  Verticalization  De-layering  Business Process Reengineering  Virtualization  Outsourcing IBM Layoff 85k employees Pfizer’s decision to spin off four non-pharmaceutical firms this year. HCL verticalized to meet the specific demands of five different industries: retail, media and telecom, manufacturing, finance and life sciences. General Electric Hewlett Packard, Ford Motor ATMs offered by banks are their virtual units.
  • 14.
    Revitalization Strategy Employed whenbrand has reached maturity and profits begin to decline. It include approaches like market expansion, product modification or brand expansion.
  • 15.
    References  http://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesinsights/2014/03/18/4-steps-to-a- successful-business-transformation/  https://www.pwc.ch/en/our_services/advisory/finance/strategy_transformation. html http://www.brighthub.com/office/human-resources/articles/122397.aspx  Endeavormgmt.com  Yourbusiness.azcentral.com  Innovationexcellence.com  Sloanreview.mit.edu/article/the-art-of-strategic-renewal/  Strategies on Reframing Change in Your Organization by KJ Henderson, Demand Media

Editor's Notes

  • #9  Western Indian Vegetable Products into WIPRO by Azim Premji, he saw the opportunity in the IT field. US$ 7.3bn revenue 2013-14 Loss at Jaguar= $715mn. Ford combined & sold both because of interwined manufacturing technology.
  • #11 By using various frames to analyze a business, management can best identify areas of ineffectiveness and inefficiency, and affect change.  "Reframing Organizations: Artistry, Choice, and Leadership." Written by Lee G. Bolman and Terrence E. Deal,