The Strategic Management Process

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Strategic management refers to how organizations define the business outcomes that they want to achieve, and then how they will utilize their resources to achieve those outcomes. Strategic management covers strategic planning, implementation and strategy iteration.
To make strategic management tangible, it's helpful to apply a structured strategic management process. This process describes the steps, in order, that an organization should perform to figure out where they want to get to, how they're going to get there and whether or not they're succeeding.
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This is a comprehensive guide to strategic management, so to make things easier to navigate, here's a table of contents for everything we're going to cover.
Why is Strategic Management Important?
What is a Strategic Management Process?
1: The Plan Phase of Strategic Management
1.1: High-level Goal Setting
Vision Statement
Focus Areas
Corporate Level Strategic Objectives
1.2: Strategic Analysis & Understanding Your Environment
Internal Strategic Analysis
External Strategic Analysis
BONUS: SWOT Analysis
1.3: In-Depth Strategy Formulation
Business Level Strategic Objectives
Projects
KPIs
2: The Manage Phase of Strategic Management
2.1: Strategic Governance
Meeting Structures
Strategy Reporting
2.2: Strategic Communication
2.3: Strategy Culture
2.4: Performance Management
BONUS: Common Pitfalls of Strategic Implementation
3: The Track Phase of Strategic Management
3.1: Track Progress Against Strategic Outcomes
Implementing KPIs
Automating Reporting
Implementing a Strategy Tracking Tool
Applying Strategic Frameworks
3.2: Iterating Strategy
The Final Word: Strategic Management = Culture

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