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Strategy: The crucial enabler Adrian Reed [email protected] @UKAdrianReed

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Strategy: The crucial enabler

Adrian Reed [email protected]

@UKAdrianReed

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What/ How?

Why? Why?

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With no underlying cohesion…

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Why?

What/ How?

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Strategy

A cohesive response to an important challenge.

Unlike a stand-alone decision or a goal, a strategy is a coherent set of analyses, concepts, policies,

arguments, and actions that respond to a high-stakes challenge.

Rumelt, R (2011). Good Strategy/Bad Strategy: The difference and why it matters

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VMOST

Vision / Mission

Objectives

Strategy

Tactics

Clear, Concise,

Repeatable

Broad Themes

Precise SMART

Actionable Granular Tasks & Projects

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Objectives

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Change Portfolio

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Portfolio of Change

Sales & Marketing

Operations Customer Service

Finance Etc….

It’s a great idea..

Why wouldn’t

we…

We’ve chosen a vendor…

The boss says…

Our client wants…

AND WE HAVE A BUSINESS CASE!!!

But what really happens…

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So what can we do as BAs?

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First.. what kind of ship are you on?

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Current State

Future State

Strategy

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Current State

Future State

Change

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S can I dentify P redict D ecide E xecute

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Align to V/M/O/S

(Strategy) Analysis

Analyse Current

State

Define or Predict Future State

Analyse Gap/Make Recommendations

Define/ Revisit

Business Case

Assess Risks

* Diagram adapted from IIBA BABOK® v3 Knowledge Areas

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Objectives

Strategic

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Change Portfolio

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2. Assess Current State External Environment Analysis: STEEPLE

S ocial

T echnological

E conomic

E nvironmental

P olitical

L egal

E thical

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2. Assess Current State Finding the Problem: Fishbone Diagram

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Assess Current State Finding the Problem: Fishbone Diagram

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The problem of…..

Is affecting….

The impact of which is….

A successful solution would….

3. Define Outcomes: Problem Statement

What problem are we trying to

solve? Who are our

stakeholders?

Why should we care?

What are the benefits? How do

we know it’s done?

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Example: Taxi Firm

Disrupted by new channels/

business models

Bookings & passenger numbers dropping

(£££!)

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WE NEED AN APP!

I have an idea….

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The problem of increased competition from new channels and new competitors/substitutes

Affects our drivers and contact centre staff

The impact of which is a reduction in bookings leading to under-utilised cars (and drivers)

A successful solution would protect us from competitive forces and would allow us to retain and grow our customer base.

Problem Statement: “WE NEED AN APP!”

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This aligns with our stated strategy by….

And would help us meet our objectives of….

+ Strategic Alignment Statement

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3. Define Outcomes

Problem / Opportunity Customer

Financial

Internal processes

Innovation “Sustain”

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4. Assessing Risk

Adapted from Kerzener, H, (2008) Project Management: A Systems Approach to Planning, Scheduling, and Controlling, Tenth Edition

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5. Identifying Options

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Align to V/M/O/S

(Strategy) Analysis

Analyse Current

State

Define or Predict Future State

Analyse Gap/Make Recommendations

Define/ Revisit

Business Case

Assess Risks

* Diagram adapted from IIBA BABOK® v3 Knowledge Areas

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TO: Titanic and all east-bound

ships. Ice report in latitude 42N

to 41.25, longitude 49 to 50.30W.

Saw much heavy pack ice and a

great number large icebergs. Also

field ice.

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• Where in your organisation are your business analysts located ?

• How are you adding value?

• Where do you think the BA adds most value?

• How do we measure that value?

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