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    Boston Communications Consulting

    7S Framework

    Crystal Diane Byrd

    Spring 2003

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    Agenda

    Case for Market Entry

    Factual Overview and reasons for selecting

    the 7S frameworkEssence of the Framework

    Application of 7S Framework to thecompanys problem

    Recommendations

    Lessons Learned

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    Case for Market Entry

    Case 4.2 Boston Communications Consulting Co. hasgrown from 3 consultants to 100 in 2 years. It is nowpreparing to expand overseas and work with globalclients. How would you help the firm develop a strategyand what would you recommend?

    Mckinsey 7-S Framework strategy, structure,

    systems, style, staff, skills and shared values

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    Factual OverviewFunctions/Uses of 7-S-Model

    Used for internal analysis of a company

    Analyze strategic characteristics of a company

    Tool for determining the doability of strategies

    Used to create alignment among various departments ofan organization

    Examines effect of change on a company

    Analyze the successful and dysfunctional aspects of an

    organization

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    Factual Overview cont

    WeaknessFocuses on internal fit of an organization

    Ignores effect of factors external to theorganization

    Why 7-S Model

    Profitable, purposeful, efficient organizational actioncannot be successfully executed if internal elements arenot aligned

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    Essence of the Framework

    Hard S - rational and factual aspects: focuses onStrategy, Systems, and Structure

    Strategy a plan of action to maintain competitiveadvantage over the competition

    Systems measures and actions which accommodate

    the execution of daily activities

    Structure the way the organization is structured, whoreports to whom

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    Essence of the FrameworkSoft S - social and interpersonal behavior: focuses on

    Style, Shared Values, Staff, and Skills

    Style leadership style

    Shared Values company culture, work ethics etc

    Staff company employees and their capabilities

    Skills core competencies of the company as well asthat of its staff

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    Application of the Framework - Strategy

    Global strategyStandardization of products, processes

    and operation around the world

    Multidomestic strategyAdjust products and operations according

    to each country or market served

    Source: Strategic Management. Pitt and Lei, 2003

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    Application of the Framework - Systems

    W e b S e rve r

    Da tabase Serve r

    Appl icat ion Server

    Cou ntry 1

    Cou ntry 2

    Cou ntry 3

    These 3 servers represent the US

    webs i te , ERP , and da tabase se rve r

    In each country , a copy of the ERP

    is instal led with m odifications to

    accomm oda te language

    A vers ion of the web s i te in eachCoun try is c reated and hos ted

    The loca l ERP and w ebs i te use

    the loca l database server

    The loca l database is

    synchron ized wi th the centra l

    database server in Boston severa l

    t ime s d a i ly .

    *Because a l l locat ions use the sam eDatabase design and have the same basic

    operat ions th is model becom es highly

    modular and e asy to imp lement mult ip le

    t imes.

    Internat ional

    Data Warehouse

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    Application of the Framework Structure

    Geogr p ic ivi ion Str ct r e

    Hier rc ic l -Two w y open communic tion

    Self cont ined product/function tomeet loc l

    needs

    Promotes igh level ofdecentr liz tion

    Corporate - US

    Region 1-London Region 2- Germany

    Product/Function Product/Function

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    Application of the Framework Style

    The competitiveexecutiveFlexible nd daptive to Stakeholdersneeds

    Seizesandexploitsopportunities

    Focuseson increasing the companysshareof

    market at a profit

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    Application of the Framework Shared

    Values

    Maintenance of the firms corporate cultureglobally

    Strong work ethics among new employees

    Healthy balance of competitiveness andcooperation amongst applicants

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    Application of the Framework - Staff

    Recruitment of new consultants in theirrespective countries

    Attract experienced employees at other firms

    Offer incentives which should be determined

    by the culture of the country

    Provide additional training

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    Application of the Framework - Skills

    Skills for an International Market

    Communication, Administrative, Finance andAccounting, Customer Service, Marketing, Product

    Development, IT

    High Level of linguistic capabilities

    Examine foreign recruitment opportunities

    Seek the best job techniques for individual countries

    Exposure of US based consultants to the globalmarketplace

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    RecommendationsConsider application of a framework which includesexternal considerations SWOT

    Open offices in UK and Germany since competition is notvery strong here

    Avoid France since Cap Gemini is already an establishedpresence and would be a formidable competitor

    Form an alliance or partnership with an already

    established smaller firm in the consulting industry

    Do extensive market analysis to determine marketprofitability, the competition, the governmental or legalrestrictions, and requirements in these countries

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    Lesson LearnedIt is best to apply two frameworks to a case beforemaking a decision

    7s framework pertains to the internal alignment of a

    firm helping them to work towards shared goals andvalues

    There are considerable challenges to global expansion capital, labor, government regulations, tax

    Companies need a strong, competitive global strategicplan

    You must take into consideration cultural, language andcustomer differences