Several corporate leaders are actually indicating that their approach to corporate strategy and business planning has changed drastically in the last five years. All of us suspect that there are much more changes to come.
Current conversations more than a few executives have shared that 5 and 10 year business plans really no longer seem sensible. Several market sectors today experience rapid troublesome changes, like those recently experienced by the wireless/ communication sector. I think it's fair to say that strategists from Motorola and RIM could have hardly predicted their change of fortunes in 2011. In fact , Motorola is an example of an organization that went from leading as well as shaping the mobile phone marketplace only to later drop 3 billion dollars from 2007 to 2009. Right now Google is purchasing Motorola Mobility for around five billion – Do these occasions jibe with all the firm's 10 year business plan?
It's easy to spot the reasons why the actual 10 year business plan became the actual 7, then the 5 and maybe now the two or 3 year business plan. Because of the fast changes in item innovation and generation fuelled by vast amounts of dollars of private equity capital funds we now reside in the actual “anything can happen tomorrow” period.
When the one constant is change, culture is what can provide an organization its special edge. It is open to question what conversations have already been happening from Kodak during the last 10 years. Was there a culture of adaptation, development, creativity? Or had there been a culture loyal towards the image of Kodak of the past, a major pioneer within the photography sector? And what is specific about IBM's culture that enables that firm to constantly reinvigorate and sustain its business model?
John Burdett, noted organisational development guru, has been saying since 2005, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” Lou Gerstner noted in his book Who Says Elephants Can't Dance “I came to see, in my time at IBM that culture isn't just one aspect of the game, it is the game.”
Just as a business leader needs to continue to invest in Research and Development as well as marketing to keep market share, they should also get granular regarding their own company's culture. Identifying, preserving as well as amplifying winning organisational traits are all necessary characteristics in today's challengine landscape.
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