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8/6/2019 Behaviour Implementation
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Behavioral Implementation?
It deals with those aspects of strategy
implementation that have an impact
on the behavior of strategists inimplementing the chosen strategies.
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Major Issues in Behavioral
Implementation
It deals with 5 major issues:
Leadership
Corporate CultureValues
Ethics
Social Responsibility
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LEADERSHIP ?
The skill or ability of a person influencing
others to willingly work toward a
predetermined objective.
The ability to influence people towards the
attainment of organizational goals
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Leadership styles
AutocraticLeadership
� Directive,
strong andcontrolling inrelationships
� Use rules andregulations torun the workenvironment
� Followers haveno say in theworkenvironment
Democratic
Leadership
� Collaborative,
responsive andinteractive inrelationships
� Less emphasison rules andregulations
� Followers havea say but finalauthority is withthe leader
Laissez Faire
� Leads through
non-leadership� Abdicatesauthority andresponsibility;results in chaos
� Follower¶s roles
are not definedand leads tointerpersonalconflict
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Strategic Leadership
Strategic Leadership is the ability of
influencing organizational members to
voluntarily make decisions that enhance
prospects for long-term success, alsodeveloping and communicating a vision of
the future and inspire members to move in
that direction.
Two main Aspects
o Transforming the organization
o Emphasizes the people
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ManagingChange
Pragmatism
Strategic Vision
GovernanceCommunication
Network
Structure
&
Policies
Culture
Functions of Strategic Leadership
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CORPORATE CULTURE ?
A framework within which the
behavior of the organizational
members take place.
A set of assumptions, beliefs, values
and norms that are shared in common
by the members of an organization.
Formal components-Mission/ Vision,
Policies, Procedures, Rules, State of
organizational Development.
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Relating Culture and Strategy
Culture and Strategy are interlinked;
culture affects how a strategy may be
implemented.
The emphasis is to analyze how
culture can be made a facilitating
factor in strategy implementation.
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Alternatives in relating strategy
and Culture
Strategists have mainly 4 alternatives:
To ignore corporate culture
To adapt strategy implementation tosuit corporate culture
To change the strategy to fit the
corporate cultureTo change corporate culture to suit
strategic requirements
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VALUES ?
A standard of evaluation a person
possesses.
Values are the beliefs that guideactions and judgments across a
variety of situations.
Values are similar to attitudes but are
more permanent and well-built in
nature.
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Values and
Strategy Implementation
Values of key strategists have major
impact on the strategy.
o Terminal values-shape organizationalstrategies
o Instrumental values- indicate how to
implement strategies.
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Relationship between
organizational & personal values
Common Values
Different Weak Values
Different Strong Values
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ETHICS ?
Moral values, rules or standards
governing the conduct of a particular
group or profession.
Principles for guiding the appropriate
way to behave.
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Integrating Ethics into the
Strategy
4 necessary elements to make ethical
behavior conducive are:
Written Code of ethics and standardsEthics training to executives,
managers and employees
Availability for advice on ethicalsituations
System for confidential reporting
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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ?
Obligation of business to follow those
lines of action which are desirable in
terms of the objectives and values of
the society.
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Responsibility towards Different
Groups
Shareholders
� Reasonable
Dividend� Protection
of assets
� TrueInformation
Employees
� Fair Wages
� GoodWorkingConditions
� Recognitionof Workers
Rights� Opportunity
for Growth
Customers
� Need
Satisfaction� Right
Information
� Fair TradePractices
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Responsibility towards Different
Groups
Suppliers
� Fair
Transactions� Creating
CooperativeEnvironment
Government
� Abide by
Rules� Pay Taxes
honestly
� Fair TradePractices
Society
� Efficient Use
of Resources� Welfare Activities
� Improvementof Local
Environment