Universal Consulting
Universal Consulting
Universal Consulting
990 350
Clients
2.2
Cases
million
Consulting Hours
54% 22%
Repeat Work Referral Work
60 4,500
Professional
People
Development Hours p.a.
43 33 19 18 17
12 12 10 8 8
6 6 6 5 4
India Entry Strategy Go-To-Market Strategy Feasibility Study Growth Strategy Strategy Implementation
Distribution Strategy Diversification Strategy Commercial Due Diligence Supply Chain Strategy Program Management Office
Channel Strategy Partner Selection Strategy Business Plan Strategic Organisation Review Strategic Cost Management
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Plans are just good intentions
unless they immediately
degenerate into hard work.
-Peter Drucker
20 80
poor implementation
10 90
0 100
Source: Carucci, R. (November, 2017). Executives Fail to Execute Strategy Because They’re Too Internally Focused. Harvard Business Review , UC STRATEGY Ana;ysis
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Why Strategy Implementations Fail
Source: Carucci, R. (November, 2017). Executives Fail to Execute Strategy Because They’re Too Internally Focused. Harvard Business Review , UC STRATEGY Ana;ysis
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A Program Management
Office (PMO) approach
mitigates implementation
failure risk
A B C D
Strategic Transformational Functional Transitional
Reporting Frequency
• Weekly reports
• Monthly all hands meeting
Project Types
Key CEOs Role
• Set vision
• Define end state Customer experience
• Review outcomes improvement
• Communicate to broader stakeholders
Reporting Frequency
• Weekly reports
• Monthly all hands meeting
Reporting Frequency
• Weekly reports
• Monthly all hands meeting
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Typical Goals
• No reduction in sales
• Clarity of reporting structures
• Preparation of relevant business strategy material
for fund raise
Project Types
Reporting Frequency
• Weekly reports
• Monthly all hands meeting
‘Strategic Initiatives’
Prioritise
The resulting matrix illustrates each initiative’s
Initiative G return on effort relative to other initiatives
High Initiative A
Initiative I
Initiative B
Initiative H
Initiative C
Quick wins are implemented immediately
Benefit
Increasing
Return on Effort
Initiative D
Initiative E Initiatives closer to the top right of the matrix
provide high returns for relatively low effort
Low Initiative F and are prioritized
Initiative H
Objective
Milestones Dates
Analyse the defaulters and focus on key customer segments
• Identify analytical framework to set up a database of 30 Apr 17
defaulters
Resources Resource Constraint • Understand the key customer segments to be focussed 05 May 17
• Change the target key customer segment of the sales 07 May 17
• Sales Head M manager
• Regional Sales Representative L • Review status with sales manager 10 Oct 17
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
• Review of Program Office outputs
T • Resolution of outstanding Program Office issues 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
• Preparation of steering group material
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
• Steering Group Review
• Overall status 25 26 27 28 29 30
• Strategic issues
• Red work streams
• Amber work streams
F
• Green work streams
• Next steps
• Weekly communications
• Schedule/ key events for next week
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5
Escalation Matrix
Delays in following cases: • If Level 1 issues are not resolved If Level 2 issues are not resolved amicably
• Data availability • Major delays which may impact work
• Non availability of people for discussions plan (on critical path)
• Any infrastructure related issue • Any issue which may severely impact the
When to Escalate • Support issue (from Client Team success of project
Members)
Continuous online escalation Through email and meetings immediately Through email and In person meetings
How to Escalate after the discovery of the issues and during
weekly reviews