Strategy Principles – Simplicity
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Kevin Ring in
Excellence, Simplicity, Strategy, Strategy Principles on
December 16, 2009 |
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In order to be effective, good strategy must be simple.
Simple to understand.
Simple to communicate.
Simple to execute.
As strategists, our job is to achieve simplicity while not sacrificing the quality in our content or purpose. We are the ones who lead people to the simplicity that exists on the far side of complexity.
Today’s Management Tip of the Day from the Harvard Business Review presents three C’s to help you and your organization eliminate complexity and achieve simplicity:
Collaboration. Silos are the enemy of simplicity. Work across the organization to identify where the complexity is and together improve the way business is done. Coordination. Smooth coordination is critical to finding simple solutions to the problems you’re trying to solve. ...
