How operational and behavioral drivers affect strategy execution – and why it matters to you!
The operational and behavioral drives vary a lot between the two methods traditional strategy execution and strategy acceleration. In this post, we’ll explore the differences and give you tips on how to change your behavior in a way that supports a successful execution.
Focus on everything? Achieve nothing
You're reading a blog series based on the book "Strategy Acceleration" written by Ulf Arnetz and Catrin Brodin. The book was developed for everyone that wants to learn how to execute and realize company strategy. Is that you? Then you should continue reading. We know...
Traditional strategy execution vs strategy acceleration
That differentiates traditional strategy execution from strategy acceleration? We will share our knowledge and experience on this topic in the following blog posts, starting with the fundamental aspect – Time.
The definition of strategy execution
A company’s strategy is all about creating direction and focus, for management as well as the whole organization. Having a thought-through strategy is crucial for every business, no matter what industry you’re in. The strategy execution is the work or process that will achieve the strategy that has been set. The strategy execution is the way forward. But what do we mean by strategy execution? What is being executed and what can a strategy contain?
A brief history of strategy acceleration
Strategy emerge When it comes to strategy execution, it's clear that we've come a long way and there are several important lessons that can be learned from looking back at history. This blog series is about succeeding with strategy acceleration but before we move on,...
An introduction to the art of strategy acceleration
This blog series is based on the book "Strategy Acceleration" written by Ulf Arnetz and Catrin Brodin. The book was developed for everyone that wants to learn how to execute and to realize company strategy. In this blog series, you'll get access to the key take-aways...