A company is sustainable only if it delivers balanced
superior value to win the heart and mind of its three most important markets i.e .: Commercial Market, Competence Market
and Capital Market. (“The
Value Enterprise”, J. Donovan; R. Tully; B. Wortman.)
Both large and small companies will be able to
be more agile if they have a management system that can break down the
establishment, and culture “talk only”. Almost all private and government
organizations, profit and nonprofit, believes that build design of the strategy
is relatively easy, but the biggest challenges often faced is execution
strategy. (“Even Elephant Can Dance”, Suwardi L; Prima A.Bintoro and Raymond
Hadisubrata)
Execution strategy
has become the corporate challenge of the time. The main
reason why organizations failed in optimizing their Strategy
Implementation. (rank based on % survey respondent choices) Indonesia
Strategy and Performance Management Survey Report, 2010 and 2011
- Absence of an unit that facilitated strategy development and monitoring the implementation.
- There is no learning and corrective action for implemented strategy (from review meeting).
- Unavailability of standard process to ensure that unit strategy, target and working program align with other units and organization level strategy.
- There is no clear and inspiring guidance for strategy ahead from Executive Management.
- There is no clear reward (and non‐reward) system between high performance and low performance employee.
The first step to execute strategy is create the strategy. After that we need to visualize the strategy before implement
the strategy. Balance scorecard is tool to visualize the strategy. So what is balance
scorecard? Balanced Scorecard is a Framework that helps organizations visualize its strategy and translate the strategy into operational
objectives that drive both behavior and performance.
There are 4 perspectives
in balance scorecard, which are financial perspective, customer perspective,
internal business process perspective and Learning & Growth Perspective.
Steps of Strategy Execution:
- Build Vision and Mission, from vision and mission to destination statement.
Vision : A desired future outcome
of an organization
Mission : The reason
of organization’s existence, what
we do today to achieve vision
Destination Statement : A “Snapshot” of what an organization
is expected to be like 3‐5 years in the future, as a milestone along the journey in
achieving the vision.
Example:
2. Build Strategy Map
Strategy Map is an
interrelationship among strategy objectives in cause‐effect format that reflects the “journey” of an organization’s strategy.
3. Build Strategy Objective
Strategy Objective is a concise statement describing the major activities that an organization must do well in order to execute its strategy. A cause‐effect mapping of SO is termed as strategy map. The Strategic Objective typically uses the verb that implies improvement, such as: improve, increase, develop, attain and decrease.
Strategy Objective is a concise statement describing the major activities that an organization must do well in order to execute its strategy. A cause‐effect mapping of SO is termed as strategy map. The Strategic Objective typically uses the verb that implies improvement, such as: improve, increase, develop, attain and decrease.
Example:
• Enhance
competency of employee
• Improve
logistic management
Alternatively, may
use noun that is accompanied by adjective that also implies improvement.
Example:
• Conducive
working climate
• Optimal budget
spending
4. Build initiatives/action plan
Specific projects that need to be implemented in order to support the achievement of strategic objectives. A project normally has a beginning and ending points.
Specific projects that need to be implemented in order to support the achievement of strategic objectives. A project normally has a beginning and ending points.
Component of the balanced scorecard framework
Reference:
Even Elephant Can
Dance, Suwardi L; Prima A.Bintoro and Raymond Hadisubrata
The Value Enterprise, J. Donovan; R. Tully; B.
Wortman.
Team-Based Strategic Planning: A Complete Guide to
Structuring, Facilitating, and Implementing the Process, C. Davis Fogg
The Balanced Scorecard: Translating Strategy into
Action,
Robert S.Kaplan and David P. Norton
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