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I agree with @pryelluw's comments about strategy. Developing a clear strategy that maps to current market conditions, competencies and is defensible is hard. I
by davidgardner 7y ago
I agree with @pryelluw's comments about strategy. Developing a clear strategy that maps to current market conditions, competencies and is defensible is hard. I haven't read Art of War yet, but plan to now.
Regarding advice on successful execution, I recommend hbr.org.
It has lots of business advice, how-to's, case studies and even document templates. Although there much of their content is free, some require purchase. A quick search for "successful execution" (https://hbr.org/search?search_type=&term=successful+execution&loaded=1 https://hbr.org/search?search_type=&term=successful+executio...) has a few intriguing results:
* https://hbr.org/2017/11/how-the-most-successful-teams-bridge-the-strategy-execution-gap https://hbr.org/2017/11/how-the-most-successful-teams-bridge...
* https://hbr.org/product/crossing-the-chasm-leadership-nudges-to-help-transition-from-strategy-formulation-to-strategy-implementation/BH970-PDF-ENG https://hbr.org/product/crossing-the-chasm-leadership-nudges...
Please update us if know if you find other resources that help.
- retreatguru 7y agoI have learned a lot from HBR, but i also find it's skewed, rightfully so, to larger corporations. I enjoy https://firstround.com/review/ https://firstround.com/review/ quite a bit. Excellent quality articles.