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Strategy Management

Maturity Measures

Documentation

1

No formal documentation; strategies are ad-hoc and inconsistent.

2

Basic documentation of high-level business goals and objectives.

3

Comprehensive documentation including detailed strategic plans, objectives, and performance indicators.

4

Documentation is continuously reviewed and updated based on market trends and performance data.

5

Dynamic documentation system integrated with real-time analytics for adaptive strategic planning.

Tools and Automation

1

Limited use of tools; strategy development is manual and sporadic.

2

Basic tools such as spreadsheets and presentation software for strategy analysis.

3

Integrated strategy management tools with features for scenario planning, performance tracking, and risk assessment.

4

Advanced tools with predictive analytics capabilities for strategic decision-making and simulation modelling.

5

AI-driven strategy platforms that provide real-time insights and automated strategic recommendations.

Process Integration

1

Strategy development is isolated and not integrated with other business processes.

2

Basic alignment of strategy with business planning and budgeting processes.

3

Well-defined processes for strategic planning integrated across all business units and functions.

4

Strategy processes are fully aligned with business operations, risk management, and performance management.

5

Seamless integration of strategy management with business operations and enterprise-wide governance frameworks.

Training and Awareness

1

Minimal training provided on strategic planning principles and methodologies.

2

Basic training for senior management on strategy development and implementation.

3

Regular training sessions on advanced strategic analysis techniques, strategic thinking, and alignment.

4

Comprehensive training programs including executive education and strategic leadership development.

5

Continuous learning culture with emphasis on strategic agility, innovation, and change management.

Performance Measurement

1

No formal metrics for evaluating the effectiveness of strategy development and execution.

2

Basic metrics such as achievement of financial targets and market share.

3

Detailed KPIs tracking strategic objectives, progress against targets, and alignment with business outcomes.

4

Comprehensive performance management integrating qualitative and quantitative data for strategic decision-making.

5

Real-time, predictive analytics to refine strategy execution and adapt to changing market conditions.

Stakeholder Communication

1

Limited communication about the strategic direction and its implications.

2

Periodic updates to stakeholders on strategic goals and progress.

3

Regular, structured communication protocols for engaging stakeholders in strategy development and implementation.

4

Proactive communication strategies that foster collaboration and alignment among stakeholders at all levels.

5

Optimized communication using real-time updates and interactive platforms for stakeholder engagement and strategic dialogue.

Continuous Improvement

1

No systematic process for improving strategic planning and execution practices.

2

Reactive adjustments based on performance gaps or market changes.

3

Formal review and improvement processes based on performance data and strategic insights.

4

Managed improvement cycles informed by strategic foresight, market analysis, and organizational learning.

5

Culture of proactive optimization and continuous adaptation in strategic management practices, leveraging advanced analytics and strategic innovation.

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