This is the most common error. Executives often say, "Our strategy is to be the number one provider of X." This is not a strategy; it is a goal. A strategy must explain how the organization will reach that goal. Rumelt writes, "If you fail to identify and analyze the obstacles, you do not have a strategy. You have a wish list."
This is an explanation of the nature of the challenge. It simplifies the overwhelming complexity of reality into a story that identifies the critical aspects of the situation. A good diagnosis defines the domain of action. Buena Estrategia Mala Estrategia Richard P R...
Pasos diseñados para llevar a cabo la política guía. Estas acciones deben estar coordinadas entre sí para que la fuerza de la organización se concentre en un solo punto, multiplicando su impacto. 3. El Poder del Apalancamiento This is the most common error
Rumelt argues that most organizations confuse "strategy" with goals, ambition, or resources. A real strategy is a coherent set of actions designed to overcome a specific challenge. Rumelt writes, "If you fail to identify and