Strategic Thinking
Success comes as a result of thinking about how you can proactively accomplish your objectives instead of just reacting to business conditions. A strategic mind-set helps your organization achieve its goals more rapidly.
Strategic thinking is an ability to plan for the future. It’s the capacity to prepare strategies and conjure ideas that will both cope with changing environments and consider the various challenges that lie ahead. The impact of strategic thinking should be that organizations and teams spend valuable resources on doing the right things. The teams should be able to link a strategy to the future vision of the organization, and continuously reflect on such question: are we doing the right things to make this a reality?
Now more than ever, the leaders, as well as the employees in non-supervisory levels should enhance and keep their strategic thinking competencies at par with global competetiveness to ensure the success of execution and implementation of strategic plans and goals in a complex environment.
After attending the program, leaders could enable other leaders to learn how to:
Clarify project’s vision and translating this into executable, sustainable plans with the teams
Navigate ambiguous areas towards clear decisions that lead to a shared leadership of a better integrated delivery system
Consolidate and galvanize their teams towards one goal
Hold each other accountable for results
To turn the vision into reality, the organization needs a practical plan, and strategic thinking is part of this translational process. By the end of the workshop, the participants will be able to –
Understand where the needs are coming from
Identify and diagnose the organization’s status using strategic planning tools
Use the strategic planning tools, models, framework in understanding and solving problems, as well as in translating the vision to a practical plan
Learn how to embrace and execute change initiatives according to the strategic plans and attempt to steer the organization towards capitalizing on change vis- à-vis strategic goals and directions
Actual practice and application of tools to problems identified by the Participants/Immediate Superior of the Participants
Leadership in Times of Change
Mental Models
The Strategic Planning Models
Organization Diagnosis
Planning for Change
Managing Resistance
Strategy Formulation
Check for Understanding
Bonus Materials
For Your Further Development