Taking a step into the unknown is not for the light hearted. However, any business

should not need to take unnecessary risks when working towards a goal of improving it’s

organizational effectiveness. Using the 5P model (Preparation and Planning Prevents

Poor Performance) a management team can achieve a low risk and successful application

of its change process.

How does an organization start a change process? It needs to take a step back and

evaluate its current operating methodology. If you don’t know how your business is

working today, you’re unable to understand and define the effective changes required to

meet the demands of tomorrow. The old adage “failure to plan, is a plan to fail” has never

been more apt than in today’s volatile global markets. Organizations that spend their time

on the prevention of poor performance actually spend more time on effectively giving

their customers what they want, when they ask for it. Follow the three steps to success:

1. Prepare by learning about your organization and its operating system.

2. Plan for success by implementing and supporting a Change Management program.

3. Prevent poor performance, it’s much more effective than re-acting to it.

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How can a senior leadership

team acquire an understanding

about which direction to take

their organization? A problem

many management teams are

confronted with is how to

transfer strategic initiatives

down into tactical level

activities. The language of the

boardroom is often not easily

translated into the language of

the shop floor. Both strategic and

tactical elements need a common

point or a “North Star” and that’s

identified through Strategy

Deployment.

Radical Transformation is the result of working smarter, not harder!