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Implementing your strategic plan : how to turn "intent" into effective action for sustainable change / C. Davis Fogg.
Lippincott Library HD30.28 .F639 1999
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Fogg, C. Davis.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Strategic planning.
- Organizational change.
- Physical Description:
- xii, 433 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
- Place of Publication:
- New York : AMACOM/American Management Association, [1999]
- Summary:
- You may have sweated bullets to come up with a great strategic plan, but the really hard part is yet to come: actually implementing your plan for strategic change.
- For a plan to succeed, you've got to effectively orchestrate and direct a diverse range of people, resources, programs, and actions over a sustained period of time and across numerous organizational boundaries. It's difficult, complicated work that allows for no shortcuts and no compromises. And Implementing Your Strategic Plan is the hard-hitting, no-nonsense guide you need to get the job done right.
- Implementing Your Strategic Plan is packed with practical, action-oriented principles, tools, and techniques for making your strategic plan a reality. At its core, the book pinpoints and explains the 18 keys to strategy implementation. Derived from both the author's extensive experience and in-depth interviews with CEOs, these are the essential steps for developing and enacting the strategic plan tasks -- and for successfully achieving sustained organizational change.
- Contents:
- Part I Understanding Strategic Change 1
- The Strategic Change Process 3
- The Strategic Plan: A Precondition for Change
- The 18 Keys to Plan Implementation
- Putting It Together: How the Strategic Change Process Plays Out Over Time
- The Four-Phase Strategic Change Process
- What CEOs Say 37
- The Techniques and Insights of First-Class Change Agents
- Observations and Surprises
- Advice to CEOs
- Part II The 18 Keys to Implementing Your Strategic Plan 55
- Key 1 Develop an Accountability System 57
- Introducing an Accountability System
- Isolating the Actionable Elements
- Determining Who Is Responsible for the Actionable Elements
- Turning Priority Issues Into Program Action Plans Without Getting Overwhelmed: Organization Clutter and the Objectives Maze
- Developing Interlocking Scorecards
- Key 2 Turn Strategic Priority Issues Into Assigned, Measurable Action Plans 93
- What's in an Action Plan
- The Action-Planning Process
- Top-Team Approval
- Action Plan Detail
- Potential Problems
- Key 3 Embed Departmental Planning 104
- The Departmental Planning Process
- Putting Together the Annual Departmental Plan
- Developing a Complete Departmental Strategic Plan
- Key 4 Negotiate Individual Accountabilities 127
- Individual Accountabilities
- Values and Competencies
- A New Take on Job Descriptions
- Individual Performance Management Systems
- System for Accountabilities: Who Does What, When
- Key 5 Change the Organization Structure
- Fast 148
- Designing Your Organization Structure
- Structural Options
- Real-Life Results of Structural Change Efforts
- Key 6 Change the People
- Fast 166
- People Issues During the Change Cycle
- People as the Key to Implementation
- The People Planning Process
- Hiring Plans
- Collateral Damage or Dividends?
- Key 7 Foster Creative Leadership and Mental Toughness 180
- Essentials of Leadership
- Characteristics of Leaders
- Leadership in Five Situations
- Leadership and Management: Two Sides of a Coin
- Getting the Right Combination of Leadership and Management at Each Level
- When It Comes to Leadership, Should You "Build" or "Buy"?
- Key 8 Remove Resistance 198
- The Basics of Resistance
- Types of Resisters
- Cost of Resistance
- Changing Hard-Core Resisters
- Identifying Problem People or Areas
- Dealing With Resistance
- Dealing With the Go-Alongs
- Key 9 Use Teams (Appropriately) 211
- Teams and Their Uses
- Getting Started With Priority Issue Program Teams
- Managing Team Performance
- Key 10 Define the Future Culture 234
- Organizational Culture
- Changing Your Organization's Culture
- The Process of Planning and Implementing Cultural Change
- Key 11 Allocate Resources Effectively: Putting Your Money and People Where Your Future Is 257
- Resource Allocation
- Objectives of the Resource Allocation Process
- Steps in the Resource Allocation Process
- Some Final Thoughts on Resource Allocation
- Key 12 Align Your Organization's Work With the Plan
- From Top to Bottom 273
- What Is Alignment?
- Is Alignment an Implementation Tool or a Result?
- Are You or Aren't You Aligned?
- How Do You Maintain Alignment When Priorities Change?
- Key 13 Empower Execution 279
- What Is Empowerment?
- Why Use Empowerment as a Management Tool?
- Who Gets Empowered?
- How Much Empowerment Is Enough?
- How Do You Design and Implement an Empowerment System?
- How Much Control Is Needed?
- Key 14 Select, Train, and Develop for the Future
- Now 286
- Training and Development
- The Cost of Ignoring Training and Development
- Preplan Training
- Immediately Postplan Executional Skills
- Long-Term Skills
- Leadership Development
- Appendix Training Course Outlines
- Key 15 Fix Broken Core Processes 318
- Process Reengineering
- The Redesign Process
- Top Team's Roles in Process Redesign
- Critical Components of Successful Redesign Projects
- Key 16 Communicate to Everyone, All the Time 335
- Communication and the Strategic Change Process
- Communication Tools
- Situational Communication
- Key 17 Review Performance 356
- The Accounting, the Reckoning: Did We or Didn't We?
- The Accountability Cycle
- The Tone and Pace of Accountability Meetings
- Key 18 Reward Strategic Results 366
- Compensation Systems
- Designing a Strategic Compensation System
- Typical Incentive Plans
- Basic Top Management Incentive Plan
- The Acid Tests
- How to Put Together a Plan
- Other Rewards
- Part III Putting It All Together 399
- The Implementation Process 401
- Strategic and Implementation Planning
- Organizing to Develop the Plans.
- Notes:
- Includes index.
- ISBN:
- 0814403948
- OCLC:
- 39627508
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