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Nat Yogachandra October 11, 2008 Strategic Planning in an era of Globalization

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Page 1: Strategic planning.natyogachandra,oct,11, 2008

Nat YogachandraOctober 11, 2008

Strategic Planning

in an era of Globalization

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Book Titles

To be published: Globalization and Cultural Competency

www.natyogachandra.blogspot.comwww.hopeislife.orgNat Yogachandra - www.google.com

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What is the Nationality

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The Big THREE factors

China has drove down the cost of manufacturing

Major Retailers are driving down the cost of retailing

India/other developing countries are driving down cost in services - outsourcing

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Medical Tourists

Private heart surgery in England is $50,000

The same cost applies to joint replacement, neurosurgery and cancer treatment

Hospitals in Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, India are competing to get foreign patients

A clinic recently opened in Mumbai

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Business Today Business are operated across cultures

today Definition of success now travel

beyond national boundaries Modern business has become more

competitive World on the edge

US financial crisis - running out of options

India, China and Russia gaining power West is losing control - UN

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What is a Business Plan

It is the blueprint that sets you going towards your goals. Look upon it as the roadmap that tells you and the world how you expect your company (organisation) to achieve its stated objectives.

A business plan is an important communication tool that details the financial strategy and goals of the organisation.

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Planning is about…� Planning is about learning

� Planning is about increasing the possibilities for the organisation

� Planning is about discovering how fit the organisation is for its environment

� Planning is about discovering and telling compelling stories about the future

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Value proposition is what an organization does, that will cause their clients to realize tangible benefits through the use of their product or service.

Value proposition is more than just the service you provide; or how you sell, service, or distribute it.

It’s how you string all those components together, to best serve your clients and deliver them real value.

Value proposition can be both a description of how your organization adds value today, and also a concrete statement of your vision for the future.

Value Proposition

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Where are we now

How do we know when we get there

Where do we want to go

How do we get there

Basic Business Planning Process

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How do we know when we get there

Where are we now

PEST analysisSWOT analysis

Where do we want to go

What needs to be done

(Source: Glasgow Social Economy Partnership)

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Scan the external macro-environment

Political Economic Social Technological

PEST Analysis

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Political Tax policy employment laws environmental

regulations Political stability

Economic Factors Economic Growth Interest rates Exchange rates Inflation rates

Social Factors Health

consciousness Age distribution Emphasis on safety

Technological Factors Automation Technology incentives Technological change

PEST Analysis

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THREATS

OUR STRENGTH OUR WEAKNESS For the past three months, great progress observed (parents response to our communications, quality of program and implementation of our promises) Infrastructure- facilities Great show at the ICSE Board Exam Results in 2006 New members added to the faculty

Rising income for middle class families Government’s willingness to issue more student visas More housing estates in the neighboring area

Fuzzy line of authority Responsibility to individuals – no authority Process & Procedures – implementation is weak Difficulty in sustaining programs Quality of students joined last three months not promising

More schools are coming in the area with similar or better facilities IB is gaining popularity Lack of a unique positioning of our School (except for the location) Positioning of the School – School for students with learning disability or disciplinary problems

OUR OPPORTUNITIES

SWOT analysis

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How do we know when we get there

Where are we now

PEST analysisSWOT analysis

Where do we want to go

What needs to be done

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Tool Purpose BenefitVision Statement of the Future Motivation and

Inspiration

Mission Describes how you will achieve the vision

Communication and understanding. Part of belonging.

Values An organizations’ way of doing things

Underpins all that you do

Aims Describe a desired end result

Milestones between the present and the future

Where do we want to go

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Vision and Mission Statements

A vision statement: what the company wants to be. It concentrates on future; it is a source of inspirations and courage.

A mission statement: tell you what the company is now. It concentrates on present; it defines the customers. The mission statement describes what a foundation plans to do today to make the world a better place for tomorrow.

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Vision:

Increase and nurture parent partnerships and collaborations that will strengthen the educational, cultural, economic and environmental assets of the school and the communities we serve.

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Strategic AIMS Strategic aims are statements of the results required

in order to ensure the survival, future viability and progress of the organization

They are statements of results and not activities. Strategic Aims have a number of qualities without

which they become vague and unattainable. Therefore good objectives are SMART

S specific M measurable A agreed R realistic T imebound

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How do we know when we get there

Where are we now

PEST analysisSWOT analysis

Where do we want to go

What needs to be done

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What needs to be done

Word of Mouth, Database, Alumni

Differentiation

Governance

Business model

Product & Services

Branding(personality)

Communication

Customer Loyalty

Team. People make a Difference

Facilities

What Needs to be Done

participatory, consensus oriented, accountable, transparent, responsive, effective and efficient, equitable and inclusive and follows the rule of law.

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How do we know when we get there

Where are we now

PEST analysisSWOT analysis

Where do we want to go

What needs to be done

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Tool Purpose BenefitMeasures Provide a graduated

scale for measuring size, quantity or quality

Guide to progress for achievement

Targets A measured level of performance which an organisation can achieve using the resources it possesses

- Stretch- Assist change- Transferrable

Measurement Tools

Gather data on performance against measures

- Delegation- Evidence- Responsiveness

How do we know when we get there?

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Targets

Administrators

Parents/Community

Academic Achievement Caring Citizens Life-Long Learner

Common Goal Strong Communications Empowerment

Partnerships Communication Student Expectation

Students

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How do we know when we get there

Where are we now

PEST analysisSWOT analysis

Where do we want to go

What needs to be done

Strategic Business Plan Bring All Together

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The Strategic Planning Process - A Global ViewResearch - Ext & Internal Environments

Formulate Vision/Mission

Overarching Goals

Strategy Formulation

Strategy Implementation - Tactics

Evaluation & Control

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Clarify the need to change

The Process of Organizational Change

Define the vision of the future

Implement the change process

Changing world/Technology Establishing a sense of urgency Understand markets and competitive realities Discussing crises and opportunities

Forming a powerful guiding coalition Creating a clear vision about how the future might be different Communicating the vision

Modeling the new behaviors Creating short-term wins Changing the team Institutionalizing the new behaviors

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Thank You