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July 2015

Using Core Competencies for Operational Strategy

W: www.kinetik.uk.com | E: [email protected] | T: 0203 397 0686

Kinetik Solutions Ltd. Registered in England & Wales, No 6067771. Registered Office: 86-90 Paul Street. London EC2A 4NE. VAT GB 839 9186 67

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This is a paper exploring the core competencies that enable better value

creation for customers. The paper will look at:

What this document is about

Definition of core

competency and how

this drives capacity and

partnership decisions

for an organisation

A structured way of

understanding core

competencies and how

this connects to

strategic outcomes

Why core competencies

are important to drive

strategy beyond merely

partners’ understanding

of product and strategy

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Growing products and services without considering core competencies can result in value loss for an organisation

• Product and Service enlargement without understanding core competencies

can lead to value leakage– Organisations can seek to grow vertically into areas where they have little competence but

consider this to be a ’natural’ next step

– Resources can be stretched, which means core competence are not given focus and

skilled staff are taken into new roles with little leverage

• Core competencies are infrequently used by organisations– Only 20% of organisations1 have considered their core competencies

– Of those who considered core competencies almost 80% are with benefit of the approach

Understand core competencies before embarking on structural changes

1. Bain & Company - http://www.bain.com/publications/articles/management-tools-core-competencies.aspx

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What are core competencies

The following is a good definition of core competencies based on our research1

1. Collective learning across organisational boundaries that’s hard to reproduce

2. An experience/feeling that customer have that seems hard to imitate

3. Something that the organisation is known and valued for in the ‘market’

1. Bain & Company. http://www.bain.com/publications/articles/management-tools-core-competencies.aspx2. Hamel, Gary, and C.K. Prahalad. Competing for the Future. Harvard Business School Press, 1994

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Core Competency is a vital cog in maximising value to

customers and maintaining an organisation’s reputation

Core Competencies

Operational Excellence

Clear Focus on where to invest

Employee Passion and Retention

Value to Customer

Organisation Strategy

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How to develop core competencies

• Focused Interviews– Asking questions in an open yet challenging way, with key players in an organisation will tease

out areas of competencies – Strong Evidence Base: Collect data from customer feedback, market assessments, and

employee feedback that provides data driven evidence of core competencies

• Understanding capacity and strength of core competencies – Once a set of competencies has been developed these need to be put on a matrix that

assesses their relative strength versus the organisation capacity to deliver

• Assess partners that could provide capacity or an opportunity to divest non-core– Working in partnership is a great enabler for increased capacity around core competencies.– Divesting non-core elements to a partner/supplier of choice can still enable a joined up

experience for the customer

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Kinetik Solutions can help you understand your core competencies which will enable better operational strategy

Step 1Diagnosis

Step 2Engagement

Step 3Rollout

Finalise Core Competencies and

Review

Carry out focused interviews

Tease out partners that could help improve capacity for core competencies

or to support divestment

Stakeholder Engagement/Change Management

Rollout organisational changes to maximise core competence capability

‘Kinetik solutions facilitated two important sessions of strategic analysis for my  Senior Management Team. Rapidly building an understanding  ..  led our thinking and teased out the key issues with remarkable skill.’

- CEO of Large National Charity

Collect evidence on Core Competencies

Engage influencers to get insight on core competencies

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Consultancy profile

• Established in 2007, kinetik solutions delivers complex change for large organisations in the public and private sectors

• Our team consists of highly experienced consultants each with over 10 years change management experience in blue-chip organisations or a ‘Big 4’ management consultancy

• We continually invest in learning to offer the latest thinking in transformational change to our clients. We run regular public events on Lean learning for our NHS clients and are members of:

- Lean Enterprise Group- Deming Alliance- Operational Excellence Group- Enterprise Thinking Group

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Our solution areas

• Complex Transformation ProgrammesWe make change happen in a sustainable way

• Operational Design and ImprovementStrategic design for complex processes and their implementation

• Systems Implementation Integrating process and IT change to achieve operational effectiveness

• Collaborative Workshops Fast, informed decision making, from strategy to continuous improvement

• Digital Content CollaborationCreating structures for rapid delivery in digital supply chains

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The kinetik team

Ketan Varia Romeo Effs

David Thomson

Alan Clark Maria Gilgeous

Operational Strategy, Transformative Change

Process Improvement, Lean, Six Sigma

Process Improvement, Lean, Technology

Change Management, Organisation Learning

Process Innovation, TRIZ, Six Sigma

Process Improvement, Systems Thinking, Training

Lean, Six Sigma, Training and Coaching

Operations Design, Supply Chain, Lean

Ian Robertson

Christian Lucke

Paul Frobisher

David Thomson

The Team

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We work with a range of clients in a variety of sectors

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Kinetik Solutions LtdRegistered in England & Wales, No 6067771Registered Office 16 • Wychwood Close Edgware • Middlesex • HA8 6TE VAT GB 839 9186 67

[email protected] 020 3397 0686

kinetik solutionsagility to sustain change