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Strategic Change Management

Gary Harpst • Jun 15, 2022

The essence of strategy is deciding what NOT to do.

-Michael Porter

Do you successfully allocate resources for change?

  • Is your plate too full with no time for new change projects?
  • Do you know what needs to change but unsure of how to make it happen
  • Are your teams’ daily actions aligned with your strategic change projects
  • Do you want to eliminate the waste of focusing on unimportant work?

    Discipline II guides your team through a series of best practices that build a strategic change road-map to reach your vision targets. Here are all the questions you will answer:

     

    1. Business Modeling   |  What size are the gaps between trend and vision?
    2. Change Pace   |  How fast should change be made?
    3. Charter Strategic Projects   |   How do we setup change initiatives to close the gaps?
    4. Stop List    |  What will we stop doing to increase resources for strategic change?
    5. Strategy Packaging    |   How do you package strategy information for effective transference?
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    What’s the #1 performance driver? 
    Setting a vision and aligning resources to change.

    Collaboration Software
    making DI: Strategic Change Management work

    Turn your strategic thinking into a concrete strategic plan by breaking the work down in the Six Disciplines Software. 

    • Set targets and forecasts
    • Growth modeling
    • Visible scorecard
    • Plan strategic projects
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    Continuous Leader Development
    training on DII: Strategic Change Management

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    Our Strategic Change Management Workshop coaches your executive team in building their change road-map.

    • Change strategy exercises
    • See how business modeling affects your plans
    • Build a Strategy Communication Package

    Ongoing Coaching
    reinforcing DII: Strategic Change Management

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    Your Six Disciplines coach will guide you, step-by-step to effectively manage the changes you want to make.

    • Workshop facilitation
    • Ensures strategic plan is completed in the software
    • Helps charter strategic projects


    As a sample, watch the opening video of our Strategic Change Management Workshop.


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