A necessary but often overlooked element of sound strategic planning is the time spent identifying and understanding obstacles. In many respects, this may well be the most important part of the planning process. Planners invest considerable time and energy creating...
Traditional SWOT analysis may not always deliver actionable insights. Discover the COS model—focusing on Concerns, Opportunities, and Strengths—to create more effective strategies and build a competitive edge for your organization.
Keeping tabs on your business in real time has never taken on more importance. Knowing where things are heading in time to make sound judgements is essential. It can be equally daunting. How do we separate the meaningful few from the trivial many?
Using case studies as a learning tool often brings about robust discussion, debate and dialogue. It can lead to insights and experiences directly relevant to “real world” organizational issues, challenges, and problems.