The buzz around is when you can’t plan for tomorrow how can you plan for something five years from now. Unfortunately this is also the reason why we don’t see many companies coming up very often. Many companies doom because they don’t change with the time.

The story till now

 

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Root Dimensions of the School

Intended Message

Fit as per Plans

Formalize

Analyze

Envision

Frame

Learn

Grab

Coalesce

Cope

Integrate, Transform

Realized Message

Think-Strategy making a case study

Program-Rather than Formalize

Calculate-Rather than create or commit

Centralize-Then Hope

Worry or Imagine-Being unable to cope in either case

Play- rather than pursue

Hoard-Rather than share

Perpetuate-Rather than change

Capitulate-Rather than Confront

Lump, Revolutionize-Rather than nuance adapt

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A stitch in time saves nine

Nothing but the facts ma’am

Take us to the Leader

I’ll see it when I believe it

If at first you don’t succeed try it again

Look out for number one

An apple never falls from the tree

It all depends

To everything there is a season

Key Words

Congruence/fit, distinctive competence, competitive advantage, SWOT, formulation/ Implementation

Programming, Budgeting, scheduling, scenarios

Generic strategy, Strategic group, competitive analysis, portfolio, experience curve

Bold stoke, Vision, Insight

Map, Frame, concept, Schema, Perception, interpretation, bounded, rationality, cognitive style

Incremental, Emergent strategy, sense making, entrepreneurship, Venturing, Champion, Core Competence

Bargaining, Conflict, Coalition, Stakeholders, Political game, collective strategy, Network, Alliance

Values, beliefs, Myths, Culture, Ideology, Symbolism

Adaptation, Evolution, Contingency, Selection, Complexity, Niche

Configuration, Archetype, Period, Stage, Life Cycle, Transformation, Revolution, Turnaround, Revitalization

Content and Process dimensions of the School

Strategy

Planned, Perspective, Unique

Plans decomposed into sub strategies and programs

Planned generic positions (economic and competitive) also plays

Personal Unique perspective (vision)

Mental Perspective (individual concept)

Patterns, Unique

Political and Cooperative patterns and positions, as well as ploys, overt and covert

Collective Perspective, Unique

Specific positions (called niches), Generic

Any to the left, in context

Basic process

Cerebral, simple and informal, judgmental, deliberate (Perspective)

Formal, Decomposed, deliberate (Perspective)

Analytical, Systematic, Deliberate (perspective)

Visionary, Intuitive, largely deliberate (as umbrella although emergent specifics)(Descriptive)

Mental, Emergent (overwhelming or constrained)(descriptive)

Emergent, Informal, Messy (Descriptive)

Conflictive, Aggressive, messy, emergent (micro) Deliberate (macro) (Descriptive)

Ideological, Constrained, collective, deliberate (Descriptive)

Passive, Imposed, Hence Emergent (Descriptive)

Integrative, Episodic, Sequenced, plus all of those to the left, in the context (descriptive for configurations, deliberate and prescriptive for transformations)

Change

Occasional, Quantum

Periodic, Incremental

Piecemeal, Frequent

Occasional, Opportunistic, Revolutionary

Infrequent (Resisted or Constructed mentally)

Continual, Incremental or Piecemeal, with occasional quantum insight

Frequent, Piecemeal

Infrequent (resisted ideologically)

Rare and Quantum

Occasional and Revolutionary (at other times incremental)

Central Actor(s)

Chief Executive( as “architect”)

Planners

Analysts

Leaders

Mind

Learners (Anyone who can)

Anyone with power (micro), whole organization (macro)

Collectivity

Environment

Any to the left in context (Chief executive especially in transformation)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Organization

Ordered acquiescent (for implementation)

Structured, decomposed acquiescent(for programming)

Source of competitive advantage. Otherwise incidental

Malleable, simple

Incidental

Elective , Flexible

Conflictive , Disjointed, Uncontrollable , ( micro) aggressive , controlling or cooperative (macro)

Normative , cohesive

Acquiescent, simple

Any to the left , Periodic changeful, plus so long as categorical

Leadership

Dominant , Judgmental

Responsive to Procedures

Responsive to analysis

Dominant , Intuitive

Source of cognition , passive or creative

Responsive to learning of self and others

Weak (micro) unspecified ( macro)

Symbolic

Powerless

Periodic Change Agent, plus any to the left so long as categorical

Environment

Expedient (whether source of threats or opportunities)

Acquiescent (checklist of factors to be forecast or controlled )

Competitively Demanding but economically analyzable, ultimately acquiescent when understand

Maneuverable , full of niches

Either Overwhelming or else constructed

Elaborate , unpredictable

Contentious (micro), acquiescent (macro)

Incidental

Exigent