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Strategic Management: Theory and Practice Chapter 11 Strategy Execution: Strategic Change, Culture, & Leadership Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Chapter 11: Key Issues   Organizational Culture The Role of Strategic Leadership Executing Strategic Change © mypokcik/Shutterstock  Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Introduction: Reminders about Strategy Execution   Consider the plan for implementation before adopting a strategic alternative. The greater the strategic change, the more complex the implementation. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions.    Organizational culture refers to the shared values and patterns of belief and behavior that are accepted and practiced by the members of a particular organization. An organization’s culture and its strategies should be in alignment. Subcultures represent “cultures within a culture.” Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. © iQoncept/Shutterstock Organizational Culture and Strategy Adaptive and Inert Cultures   Adaptive cultures exist when members of an organization are willing and eager to embrace any change that it consistent with the core values. Adaptive cultures emphasize innovation— developing something new—and encourage initiative. Inert cultures are conservative and encourage maintenance of existing resources. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Cultural Strength   A strong culture is characterized by deeply rooted values and ways of thinking that regulate firm behavior. A weak culture lacks values and ways of thinking that are widely accepted by members of the organization. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Diversity Diversity refers to the extent to which individuals within an organization are different, but can be defined in many ways. Research linking diversity to firm performance is inconclusive. © america365/Shutterstock  Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Shaping the Culture   Cultural change is a complex process. Cultures do not develop overnight and are rarely changed in a short period of time. Culture change is possible but efforts often fail, due primarily to a lack of understanding about how a culture can be changed and how long it is likely to take . Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. 5 Ways to Shape the Culture #1- Systematically pay attention to areas of the business believed to be linked to the success of the strategy.  This goal can be accomplished formally by measuring and controlling the activities of those areas, or less formally by making specific comments or questions at meetings. These areas should be ones identified as critical to the firm’s long-term performance and survival, such as customer service, new product development, or quality control. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. 5 Ways to Shape the Culture #2- React strategically to critical incidents and organizational crises.  The way a CEO deals with a crisis, such as declining sales or technological obsolescence, can emphasize norms, values, and working procedures, or even create new ones. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. 5 Ways to Shape the Culture #3- Serve as a deliberate role model, teacher, or coach.  When a CEO models certain behavior, others in the organization are likely to adopt it as well.  Example: Executives who give up their reserved parking place in favor of the general parking lot send a message about the importance of status in the organization. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. 5 Ways to Shape the Culture © Maryna Pleshkun/Shutterstock #4- Strategically allocate rewards and status.  Leaders communicate their priorities by consistently linking pay raises and promotions, or the lack thereof, to particular behaviors.  Rewarded behavior tends to continue and become ingrained in the fabric of the organization. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. 5 Ways to Shape the Culture #5- Modify the procedures through which an organization recruits, selects, promotes, and terminates employees.  Hire and promote individuals whose values are similar to those of the firm and whose beliefs and behaviors more closely fit the organization’s changing value system.  The easiest way to affect culture over the long term is to hire individuals who possess the desired cultural attributes. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Global Concerns   The self-reference criterion (introduced in a previous chapter) presents a potential problem. Managers often believe that the leadership styles and organizational culture that work in their home country should work elsewhere. However, each nation—like each organization—has its own unique culture, traditions, values, and beliefs. Organizational values and norms must be tailored to fit the unique culture of each country in which the organization operates, at least to some extent. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions.   A manager exhibits (managerial) leadership when he or she secures the cooperation of others in accomplishing a goal. Strategic leadership is more than managerial leadership. It involves creating the vision for the firm, developing strategies, and empowering individuals throughout the organization to put those strategies into action. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. © Lightspring/Shutterstock Strategic Leadership Leadership Style    Every leader has a distinctive leadership style—a consistent pattern of behavior when governing and making decisions. Transactional Leaders use the authority of their office to exchange rewards such as pay and status for employees’ work efforts and generally seek to enhance an organization’s performance steadily, but not dramatically. Transformational Leaders inspire involvement in a mission, giving followers a “dream” or “vision” of a higher calling, thereby seeking more dramatic changes in organizational performance. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Transformational Leadership & Innovation    Transformational leadership is often associated with innovation. Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter identified five types of innovation: (1) new products, (2) new materials or resources, (3) new markets, (4) new production processes, and (5) new forms of organization. Innovation often occurs through a process Schumpeter called creative destruction, whereby managers consciously and constantly destroy the old by recombining its elements into new forms. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Leadership Style in Practice  Most effective leaders employ some of both extremes. The best style depends on the situation, although many scholars and leaders are beginning to prefer a transformational style in most instances. © Rawpixel.com/Shutterstock  Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Leadership & Emotional Intelligence   Regardless of leadership style, a leader’s likelihood of success has also been tied to emotional intelligence, one’s collection of psychological attributes, such as motivation, empathy, self-awareness, and social skills. Executives who possess a passion for their work, are socially oriented, and understand their own needs, as well as those of their subordinates, are more likely to gain the trust, confidence, and support necessary to lead their organizations. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Executing Strategic Change: A 3-Step Process Step 1: Recognize the need for change.  Poor performing firms are usually first to recognize the need for change, and often replace their CEOs with outsiders. New leaders can sometimes make the decisions that an insider might be reluctant to make, while bringing a fresh perspective to the firm and its problems. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Executing Strategic Change: A 3-Step Process Step 2: Create a shared vision of what the change will “look like.”  The vision might be one of excellent customer service, industry leadership, or a leaner firm following a restructuring. The change effort is likely to be successful if members of the firm share a common vision for the company’s future. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Executing Strategic Change: A 3-Step Process © Mathias Rosenthal/Shutterstock Step 3: Institutionalize the change  “Change starts at the top.” Without a strong commitment from the top executive and his or her top management team, strategic change efforts are less likely to succeed. Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media Solutions. Case Analysis Step 23: Strategy Execution   How will the recommended strategic alternatives be implemented? Be specific. Identify foreseeable problems and actions that might be considered to address them. 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Strategic Management:
Theory and Practice
Chapter 11
Strategy Execution:
Strategic Change, Culture,
& Leadership

Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media
Solutions.

Chapter 11: Key Issues



Organizational Culture
The Role of Strategic Leadership
Executing Strategic Change

© mypokcik/Shutterstock



Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media
Solutions.

Introduction: Reminders about
Strategy Execution




Consider the plan for implementation before
adopting a strategic alternative.
The greater the strategic change, the more
complex the implementation.

Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media
Solutions.







Organizational culture refers to the shared values and
patterns of belief and behavior that are accepted and
practiced by the members of a particular organization.
An organization’s culture and its strategies should be in
alignment.
Subcultures represent “cultures within a culture.”

Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media
Solutions.

© iQoncept/Shutterstock

Organizational Culture
and Strategy

Adaptive and Inert Cultures




Adaptive cultures exist when members of an
organization are willing and eager to embrace any
change that it consistent with the core values.
Adaptive cultures emphasize innovation—
developing something new—and encourage
initiative.
Inert cultures are conservative and encourage
maintenance of existing resources.

Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media
Solutions.

Cultural Strength




A strong culture is characterized by deeply rooted
values and ways of thinking that regulate firm
behavior.
A weak culture lacks values and ways of thinking
that are widely accepted by members of the
organization.

Strategic Management, 5e. © 2017 Academic Media
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