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Critical
Core Risks to be Strategic
performance
Values avoided uncertainties
variables
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This document is a compilation of template and diagram slides of business frameworks related to
Strategy and Transformation. The following frameworks are included:
10 Elements of Customer Delight Brand Asset Valuator
3 Strategy Horizons Brand Development Lifecycle
4 Levers of Control Branding Pentagram
4 Problems in Reorganizations Competing Values Framework
8 Dimensions of Strategic Management Core Competence Model
Accenture Nonstop-Customer Experience Customer Segmentation Formula
Model
Customer Segmentation Methodologies
Acquisition Integration Approaches
Digital Transformation
Balanced Scorecard
Dimensions of Service Design
BCG Experience Curve
Disruptive Innovation
BCG Transformation Framework
Empathy Execution
Expecta- Engine-
tion ering
CUSTOMER- PROVIDER-
CENTRIC Emotion
CUSTOMER CENTRIC
Economics
ELEMENTS DELIGHT ELEMENTS
Elegance Experi-
mentation
Engage- Equiva-
ment lence
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Risks to be
Core Values
avoided
Business
strategy
Critical
Strategic
performance
uncertainties
variables
INTERACTIVE DIAGNOSTIC
CONTROL SYSTEMS CONTROL SYSTEMS
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Core Risks to be
Values avoided
Business
strategy
Strategic Critical
uncertain- performance
ties variables
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BUSINESS STRATEGY
Critical
Core Risks to Strategic
performance
Values be avoided uncertainties
variables
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Operating
Model
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CUSTOMER VALUE EMPLOYEE VALUE
ROLES AND GOALS OPERATING MODEL
PROPOSITION EXCHANGE
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CUSTOMER
The new organization must have a clearly defined and compelling Customer Value Propositionone that is
1 VALUE
recognized by its customers. Otherwise, the organization will be a target for any future consolidation. It will
PROPOSITION also struggle to justify its budget within the broader organization
ROLES AND After a reorganization, it often becomes unclear what each group is responsible for. Likewise, it is unclear
2 GOALS how the new business units align and their individual goals are. Until roles and goals for each group are
clearly defined, duplication of effort and initiatives will occur, causing inefficiencies and be a potential source
of political conflict
OPERATING A reorganization may cause the Operating Model to become dysfunctional. The decision-making process is
3 MODEL uncertain, resulting in too many meetings with the incorrect stakeholders involved and the lines of
communication are incorrectly defined. This leads to frustration within the company and frustration with
dealing with the newly reorganized company from those outside the organization
EMPLOYEE
Having an uncertain Employee Value Exchange negatively affects the organization from resulting behavior
4 VALUE from both top and low performers. The top performers may look for new jobs, since they feel the required
EXCHANGE level of performance and rewards process are unclear. The low performers are easily hidden and protected in
such an organization
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Performance
1 Leadership
Measurement 5
Performance
2 Culture and Values
Management 6
STRATEGIC
MANAGEMENT
Strategic Thinking Process
3 and Planning Improvement 7
Sustainability of
4 Strategic Alignment Strategic
Management
8
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Source: The Strategic Management Maturity ModelTM, Balanced Score Institute, 2010
Discover Purchase
Consider Use
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Degree of
Integration
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HIGH
PRESERVATION SYMBIOSIS
Need for
Organizational
Autonomy
HOLDING ABSORPTION
LOW
LOW HIGH
Need for
Strategic Interdependence
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HIGH
HOLDING ABSORPTION
LOW
LOW HIGH
Need for
Strategic Interdependence
Internal Processes
In which processes do we
need to excel?
Finance Perspective
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Vision
Financial Perspective
Customer Perspective
Internal Perspective
(+) FINANCIAL
Return on
() Accounts Capital Employed
Receivable
CUSTOMER Operating
Expense ()
Customer
Satisfaction
(+)
INTERNAL
BUSINESS
PROCESSES
(+) Rework
LEARNING
AND GROWTH
Employees ()
Suggestions
Employees
Morale (+)
Source: Using the Balanced Scorecard as a Strategic Management System, Kaplan and Norton (2005)
Finance ... % %
Customers ... % %
Internal
... % %
processes
Learning and
... % %
development
Total 100% %
Target
achievement
%
y yearly
hy twice a year
q quarterly
m monthly
Team/Individual Objectives
Corporate Targets Scorecard Measures Business Unit Targets
and Initiatives
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 1.
Financial
100 120 160 180 220 Earnings in ($ USD MM) 2.
100 420 220 230 235 Net cash flow
100 85 80 75 72 Overhead and operating expenses 3.
Operating
10 78 75 73 70 Production costs per barrel 4.
100 95 93 90 85 Development costs per barrel
Team/Individual Measures Targets 5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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Cumulative Volume
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Cumulative Volume
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Prepare and
Drive the
Define the Energize the Launch the
Transformatio
Ambition Organization Transformatio
n
n
100 days
First weeks First 100 days First 18 months
before starting
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BRAND VALUE
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DIFFERENTIATION RELEVANCE ESTEEM KNOWLEDGE
100%
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DIFFERENTIATION
KNOWLEDGE
RELEVANCE
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DECLINING
NEW/
UNFOCUSED ERODING
Brand Stature
(Esteem and Knowledge)
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Branding Pentagram Model TEMPLATE
Principles of
Branding
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Consistency
Positioning in Brand
Carriers
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Consistency
Positioning in Brand
Carriers
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EXTERNAL
INTERNAL
INTERNAL RATIONAL
PROCESS MODEL GOAL MODEL
FOCUSED
INDIVIDUAL
FLEXIBILITY
INTERNAL EXTERNAL
MAINTENANCE POSITIONING
INTERNAL RATIONAL
PROCESS MODEL GOAL MODEL
INCREMENTAL
CHANGE
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Core Product 2
Core Product 1
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Source: The Core Competence of the Corporation, Prahalad and Hamel, Harvard Business Review, 1990
SKILLS &
KNOWLEDGE BASE
VALUES &
NORMS
TECHNICAL MANAGERIAL
SYSTEMS SYSTEMS
Source: Core Capabilities and Core Rigidities, Leonard-Barton, Strategic Management Journal, 1992
Core
Competence
Core
Rigidity
time
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Customer
Needs + Customer
Behavior + Customer
Demographics = Customer
Segmentation
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High
Needs-based
Demographic
Low
Low High
Customer Insight
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Customer New
Demand Reach & Customer Process Asset
Purchase Agility Business
Generation Selection Experience Efficiency Utilization
Process Models
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Technical
Excellence GREAT
SERVICE
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Customer Experience
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LEGEND
Product Performance
Trajectories (how products
improve over time)
Customer Demand Trajectories
(customers willingness to pay
Product Performance
performance)
time
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Source: What Is Disruptive Innovation, Christensen and Raynor, Harvard Business Review, 2015
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Incumbents flounder as
1 a result of the
disruption
Incumbents improving
along a trajectory of
sustainable innovation
Product Performance
3
2 Incumbents have the
capability to respond but
Sustaining fail to exploit it
innovation
overshoots
customer needs
time
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Source: How Useful Is the Theory of Disruptive Innovation, King and Baatartotokh, MIT Sloan Management Review, 2015
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