Practical Strategic Planning. Step 2: Identify The Barriers

Customer Focus Engineering

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Practical Strategic Planning. Step 2: Identify The Barriers

A mission statement without a strategy for realizing it, is much like owning a car with no transmission. It looks good and sounds good but it goes nowhere.

Practical Strategic Planning gives traction to the Mission Statement by connecting it with actionable strategies. In this step, Practical Strategic Planning uses a proven problem solving tool known as Language Processing (LP) to surface the barriers that must be overcome in order for an organization to achieve its Mission.

CLICK below to learn about the other steps in the Practical Strategic Planning System

Define The Mission

Create Barrier Busting Strategies

Evaluate, Communicate, Empower

Step 2: Identify The Barriers

Participants.: X-functional team of 5-10
Environment: Highly structured work group
Time: 4 hours
Output: ID of obstacles to accomplishment of Mission

Using the LP method to identify the barriers between an organization's current state and the realization of its mission, allows an organization to effectively set its priorities and to target strategies for overcoming these barriers

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