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What is the McKinsey 7-S Model?
A management model designed to assess and monitor changes within an organization's internal environment.
7 internal factors
How many factors does the McKinsey 7-S Model consist of?
Strategy, Structure, and Systems
What are the 3 hard elements within the 7S model?
Shared Values, Style, Skills, and Staff
What are the 4 soft elements within the 7S model?
1. promotes coherent action
2. effective tracking of change
What are the 2 advantages of the 7S model?
1. Does not account for external factors affecting the organization
2. Lacks specific focus on areas such as marketing or logistics.
What are the 2 disadvantages of the 7S model?
strategy
Component of Hard Elements: refers to a company's plan for gaining competitive advantage, encompassing goals, business plans, adaptability, and long-term objectives
structure
Component of Hard Elements: The organizational design that defines roles, responsibilities, and the chain of command, which helps reduce uncertainty in operations.
systems
Component of Hard Elements: Daily processes that include production, risk management, performance evaluations, and budgeting, essential for operational efficiency.
shared values
Component of Soft Elements: The core values that drive the organization's mission and vision, influencing decision-making and culture.
style (culture)
Component of Soft Elements: Refers to the management style and leadership culture that foster change and employee satisfaction.
staff
Component of Soft Elements: Encompasses talent management, recruitment, and training, crucial for building a competent workforce.
skills
Component of Soft Elements: Organizational competencies that can be developed through upskilling, hiring, or outsourcing to meet strategic goals.
SWOT analysis
strategic planning instrument employed to assess the organization's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, enabling a comprehensive understanding of the internal and external factors that influence its success
internal analysis
SWOT analysis → The strengths and weakness are an ______ ______ about you, the team, and the organization
external analysis
SWOT analysis → The opportunities and threats are an _____ _____ about the environment, market, economy, etc
strategic choices
SWOT Analysis: Used to make ______ ______ & evaluate new initiatives / opportunities
strategic focus
________ _______ → different ways that a business can prioritize its goals and resources to achieve its long-term objectives
Customer Intimacy
Types of Strategic Focus: Tailoring products & services to meet specific customer needs, fostering loyalty & satisfaction
Operational Excellence
Types of Strategic Focus: Emphasizing efficiency, consistency, and value in operations to enhance competitiveness
Performance Superiority
Types of Strategic Focus: Focusing on delivering superior performance and functionality in products & services to differentiate from competitors
mission, vision, values, goals
What are the 4 definitions for organizational elements?
mission
Type of organizational element: ____ → a fundamental purpose of the organization, outlining what it does and for whom
vision
Type of organizational element: ____ → A forward-looking statement that defines what the organization aspires to achieve in the future
values
Type of organizational element: ____ → The principles & beliefs that guide the organization's behavior & decision-making
goals
Type of organizational element: ____ → Specific objectives that the organization aims to achieve, often aligned with mission & vision