STRATEGIC EXECUTION:

Are your key strategic initiatives on track for success?

First assess & then boost confidence in the execution of key strategic projects & initiatives by up to 21% in 24 weeks.

*These results have been achieved with business units and teams in Pharmaceuticals, High Tech, Financial Services and other sectors.

Pause for a moment to reflect on the Top 3 strategic priorities for your business unit or department:

Q: How would you rate the likelihood of success of your key strategic priorities?

Many leaders are excited about their strategies, but anxious about how they will be executed (see the data).

Q: How would you rate the ability to execute key strategic projects & initiatives?

Successful execution depends on executives who are already juggling many other projects:

Q: Are you confident your team can “pull together to pull it off”?

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Strategic Priorities:
Research Snippets 

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CLIENT STORIES – Can you relate to the challenges faced by these organizations?

Strategy: 33% Execution Gap

The goal was to double turnover within 5 years.  But there were whispers about the organization’s readiness to execute the leadership team’s new strategy…

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Alignment: Delivering the Strategic Agenda

Delivering the strategic agenda would depend on all departments pulling together.  But for an organization traditionally organized along rigid functional lines, cross-functional collaboration wouldn’t be easy.

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Change: 45% Ready to Adapt Isn’t Enough!

Could one of the industry’s oldest players sustain its success despite sweeping changes in its industry?  The data left no room for complacency. On a 10-point agility scale, the score was a worrying 4.5.

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Are you excited about your strategy, but anxious about how it will be executed?  Talk to us

Did you know that our industry-leading analytics platform, called Pitstop Analytics, measures all of these things: