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Blue Ocean Strategy Ch 7 Overcome Key Organizational Hurdles

Blue Ocean Strategy Ch 7 Overcome Key Organizational Hurdles. Team III Cal Wallace M Isabel Castaneda Pat McGregor. Overcome Key Organizational Hurdles . The challenge of execution exists, and is a steep one. Managers face four hurdles:

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Blue Ocean Strategy Ch 7 Overcome Key Organizational Hurdles

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  1. Blue Ocean StrategyCh 7Overcome Key Organizational Hurdles Team III Cal Wallace M Isabel Castaneda Pat McGregor

  2. Overcome Key Organizational Hurdles  • The challenge of execution exists, and is a steep one. • Managers face four hurdles: • Cognitive: waking employees up to the need for a strategic shift. • Limited Resources • Motivation • Politics

  3. The Four Organizational Hurdles to Strategy Execution

  4. Tipping Point Leadership in Action  • New York City Police Department • Executed a blue ocean strategy in the 1990s in the public sector. • Bill Bratton appointed police commissioner in 1994.  Faced opposition few executives ever faced. • Crime was at an all time high. • Less than two years and without any increases in the budget, Bratton turned NYC into the safest largest city in the US.

  5. The Pivotal Lever: Disproportionate Influence Factors  • Fundamental changes can happen quickly when the beliefs and energies of a critical mass of people create an epidemic movement toward an idea. • The 20:80 concept.

  6. Breaking Through the Cognitive Hurdle  • In turnaround, and corporate transformations, the hardest part is making people aware of the need for a strategic change. • Tipping point leadership does not rely on numbers to break through the organization’s cognitive hurdle.

  7. Ride the “Electric Sewer” • To break the status quo, employees must face the worst operational problems. • Coming face to face with poor performance is shocking and inescapable. • i.e. NYC Subway in 1990s

  8. Meet with Disgruntled Customers  • To tip cognitive hurdle, you can not simply just get managers out of the office to witness the operational horror. • Managers must also listen to disgruntled customers firsthand. • i.e. Boston Police

  9. Jump the Resource Hurdle • Multiply vale of resources already have • Factors that Exec’s can leverage to free up resources: • Hot Spots • Cold Spots • Horse Trading

  10. Jump the Resource Hurdle Cont • Hot Spots- low resources but high potential performance gains • Cold Spots- high resource input but low performance impact • Horse Trading- Trading unit’s excess resources in one area to another’s to fill remaining resources gaps.

  11. Redistribute Resources to Your Hot Spot NY Transit police Increase profits, increase costs Target hot spots and force remained constant Redirect Resources from Your Cold Spots NY Transit police Freeing up resources for use in Hot Spots Jump the Resource Hurdle Cont

  12. Jump the Resource Hurdle Cont • Engage in Horse Trading • Skillfully trade resources not needed for those of others do needed. • NY Transit police • Traded not needed excess patrol cars for much needed office space the other department did not need.

  13. Jump the Motivational Hurdle • How to motivate quickly and cheaply? • Three factors of disproportionate influence: • Kingpins • Fishbowl Management • Atomization

  14. Hone in on your natural leaders! “Those who are well respected and persuasive.”  “Those who have ability to use or unlock key resources” Instead of motivating all to the change, its easier to move fewer. “Use the ripple effect” Example:  NYPD motivating 76 precinct heads that have a ripple effect on their departments. KINGPINS

  15. Make these kingpins’s actions and non-actions visible to others. Question them in front of their peers and superiors. Gives  an opportunity for achievers to gain the recognition. Use the “fair process” Engage  and explain to all Set clear expectations Levels the playing field for kingpins to advance or demote do to performance. Chapter 8 goes more in depth with  fair process. Kingpins in a Fishbowl

  16. ATOMIZATION • Unless the goal is seen as attainable, it usually is not likely to work. • Make the actions in the vision framed by sections, or sectors. • For example:  • By Department • By Precinct • By Division 

  17. Politics are everywhere in business related activities! Influencing factors Leverage Angels Silencing Devils Getting the consigliore on the top management. CONSIGLIERE: A politically adept but highly respected insider. Knows those that will fight you and who will support you. Example: Timoney knowing the political game in NYPD and reporting to Bratton. Knock Over the Political Hurdle

  18. Leverage Your Angels and Silence your Devils  • Who is an angel and who is a devil? • Don’t fight alone. • “Discourage the war before it begins. Know the angles of attack” • “Anticipate the reaction”

  19. Challenge Conventional Wisdom   • Transforming the masses uses time and resources. • Execution by using tipping point leaders to use disproportionate influencers. • Figure 7-3 page 169

  20. Work Cited  • Kim, Mauborne, W., Renee (2005 ). Blue Ocean Strategy. Boston, Massachusetts: Harvard Business School Press.

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