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Strategy From Vision to Execution

The strategy has to survive contact with the real world.

Strategy must include the operational, product, technology, organizational and economic requirements necessary to make the vision executable.

Strategy-to-execution model

Seven links. Any one can break the chain.

I help leadership teams move beyond high-level vision to understand the product, operational, organizational, clinical, technology and economic factors required to make the strategy executable.

  1. 01

    VISION

    What the C-suite intends to become.

  2. 02

    MARKET

    Who will pay, and what they already have.

  3. 03

    PRODUCT

    What exactly is offered, and how it functions.

  4. 04

    OPERATING MODEL

    Who delivers it, with which workflows and vendors.

  5. 05

    ECONOMICS

    What it costs, what it earns, who captures it.

  6. 06

    ORGANIZATION

    Which teams own which outcomes.

  7. 07

    MEASUREMENT

    How leadership knows it is working.

Services

  • 01Corporate strategy
  • 02Growth strategy
  • 03Product strategy
  • 04Market positioning
  • 05Business-model design
  • 06New-market entry
  • 07Commercialization
  • 08Competitive differentiation
  • 09Revenue strategy
  • 10Partnership strategy
  • 11Strategic alliances
  • 12M&A strategy
  • 13Portfolio-company strategy
  • 14Investor advisory
  • 15Go-to-market strategy
  • 16Value proposition development
Strategy, product development, operations and client delivery cannot be managed as disconnected functions. The market experiences them as one product.

Differentiator

Seeing the Whole Business

Product teams see functionality. Technology sees requirements. Operations sees workflow. Sales sees client demand. Finance sees economics. Clinical teams see appropriateness and outcomes. Effective leadership requires seeing all of them together.

01

Strategy

02

Products

03

Clinical

04

Operations

05

Analytics

06

Client Services

07

Marketing

08

Technology

All feed into

ONE INTEGRATED PRODUCT

His advantage comes from having personally worked across functions that normally operate in silos: strategy, product, technology, clinical programs, operations, analytics, marketing and client services.

Next step

Test the strategy against the real operating business.

Bring the plan, the portfolio company or the board question. We will find what has to be true for it to work.