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Nine Key Strategies for Going Beyond Great

Leading Blog

With this in mind, they offer a new standard of performance defined by nine key strategies in three areas—growth, operation, and organization. Strategy #1: Do Good, Grow Beyond. Strategy #2: Stream It, Don’t Ship It. Operating Beyond: Rethink How Their Companies Operate. Strategy #4: Engineer an Ecosystem.

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Leading by Cause

Lead Change Blog

With a similar theme, Michael Harris and Bill Taylor’s Harvard Business Review article, “ Don’t Let Metrics Undermine Your Business ” said, “A company can easily lose sight of its strategy and instead focus strictly on the metrics that are meant to represent it.” . Logic tells us we can manage cause, but only measure effect.

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8 Advantages of Managed IT Services for Healthcare Clinics

Strategy Driven

Operating Cost Savings Through managed IT services, healthcare clinics can reduce long-term IT operating costs. This reduces downtime and helps to maximize the operational performance of the healthcare clinic. Plus, they can focus on patient care and develop cost-effective IT strategies.

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How Eastern Bank Shifted Its Strategy to Compete with Online Lenders

Harvard Business Review

How one 200-year-old regional bank in the U.S. used intrapreneurship to compete with online lenders.

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What strategy is (and what it isn’t):

Strategy Driven

They’re prescriptions for the way things might operate in an ideal world. Strategy is about the “how.” A policy may have an implementation strategy behind it. Policies address the “what.” How do you move toward a desired end, despite limited means and huge obstacles?

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Get inspired by these three pioneering, sustainable companies

Chartered Management Institute

As a result, a more sustainable, ethical operational approach is now just good business sense; minimising the risks of climate change to the business, meeting stakeholder and investor needs, and increasing consumer appeal. The leaders in this space are not all giants, but all have integrated sustainability-led thinking from the top down.

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20 Reasons Why Companies Should Do Less Better

In the CEO Afterlife

What’s left in apparel and sporting goods is a good strategic fit with Nike’s operations. The glue that binds leadership, strategy, and execution is people—at every level of the organization. This is a transparent way to reiterate the organization’s purpose, its strategy, and culture. Nike is a Do Less Better company.

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