Saturday, February 8, 2014

Strategic Implementation and Control

Implementation of Strategic Plans
Developing a systematic filtering-down process that facilitates the implementation process and builds middle-manager commitment requires a company to consider:
—  Organizational structure
—  People
—  Culture
—  Control systems

Strategic Control

A formal control system should be developed that helps keep strategic plans on track. Setting up and testing channels for information on progress, problems, and the fit of strategic assumptions to the environment. Ultimate goal: Detect and correct downstream problems in order to keep strategies updated and on target

Corrective Action Based on Evaluation and Feedback

Negative feedback should prompt corrective action at the step immediately before the problem occurs.
Possible corrective actions include:
—  Updating strategic assumptions
—  Reformulating strategic plans
—  Rewriting policies
—  Making personnel changes
—  Modifying budget allocations

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