Search with tags

  • No tags available.

Strategy implementation is the translation of chosen strategy into organizational action so as to achieve strategic goals and objectives. Strategy implementation is also defined as the manner in which an organization should develop, utilize, and amalgamate organizational structure, control systems, and culture to follow strategies that lead to competitive advantage and a better performance.

Organizational structure allocates special value developing tasks and roles to the employees and states how these tasks and roles can be correlated so as maximize efficiency, quality, and customer satisfaction-the pillars of competitive advantage. But, organizational structure is not sufficient in itself to motivate the employees.

An organizational control system is also required. This control system equips managers with motivational incentives for employees as well as feedback on employees and organizational performance. Organizational culture refers to the specialized collection of values, attitudes, norms and beliefs shared by organizational members and groups.

Following are the main steps in implementing a strategy:

  • Developing an organization having potential of carrying out strategy successfully.
  • Disbursement of abundant resources to strategy-essential activities.
  • Creating strategy-encouraging policies.
  • Employing best policies and programs for constant improvement.
  • Linking reward structure to accomplishment of results.
  • Making use of strategic leadership.

Excellently formulated strategies will fail if they are not properly implemented. Also, it is essential to note that strategy implementation is not possible unless there is stability between strategy and each organizational dimension such as organizational structure, reward structure, resource-allocation process, etc.

Strategy implementation poses a threat to many managers and employees in an organization. New power relationships are predicted and achieved. New groups (formal as well as informal) are formed whose values, attitudes, beliefs and concerns may not be known. With the change in power and status roles, the managers and employees may employ confrontation behaviour.

Author Avatar

Article Written by

Malvika Mishra

Malvika Mishra is an accomplished HR Business Consultant and Learning & Development specialist with over a decade of experience spanning organizational development, leadership training, and content creation. She holds an MBA and a Post Graduate Diploma in Guidance & Counselling, enabling her to combine business acumen with a deeply people-centric approach. Her work focuses on management practices, corporate governance, diversity & inclusion, and preventive mental wellness as a critical organizational capability. Malvika is known for bridging academic rigor with real-world workplace application.


Article Written by

Malvika Mishra

Malvika Mishra is an accomplished HR Business Consultant and Learning & Development specialist with over a decade of experience spanning organizational development, leadership training, and content creation. She holds an MBA and a Post Graduate Diploma in Guidance & Counselling, enabling her to combine business acumen with a deeply people-centric approach. Her work focuses on management practices, corporate governance, diversity & inclusion, and preventive mental wellness as a critical organizational capability. Malvika is known for bridging academic rigor with real-world workplace application.

Author Avatar

Article Written by

Malvika Mishra

Malvika Mishra is an accomplished HR Business Consultant and Learning & Development specialist with over a decade of experience spanning organizational development, leadership training, and content creation. She holds an MBA and a Post Graduate Diploma in Guidance & Counselling, enabling her to combine business acumen with a deeply people-centric approach. Her work focuses on management practices, corporate governance, diversity & inclusion, and preventive mental wellness as a critical organizational capability. Malvika is known for bridging academic rigor with real-world workplace application.

Author Avatar

Leave a reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Articles

Cutting Costs Strategically

Malvika Mishra

What is Competitive Advantage in the Field of Strategic Management?

Malvika Mishra

Competitor Analysis – Meaning, Objectives and Significance

Malvika Mishra

Core Competencies – An essential for Organizational Success

Malvika Mishra

Strategic Management: Core Competency Theory of Strategy

Malvika Mishra

0
Empty Cart Your Cart is Empty!

It looks like you haven't added any items to your cart yet.

Browse Products
Powered by Caddy