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The strategy-analytics revolution

McKinsey

It’s time to bring advanced analytics into the strategy room—here’s why.

Strategy 145
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The 21 Best Business Strategy Blogs

CMOE

An organization’s success depends on a business strategy that establishes the organization’s mission and what decisions or actions must be taken to achieve it. Every individual in the organization, from front-line worker to Chief Executive Officer, is responsible for implementing the strategy and ensuring the organization’s success.

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Improving strategic outcomes with advanced analytics

McKinsey

AI and machine-learning tools can enhance strategic planning.

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Why your COVID-19 exit needs ‘strategy inserts’

McKinsey

Targeted updates to your strategy can help you fight incrementalism and hit the right “escape velocity” for recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Strategy 104
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Digital transformation: The CFO’s role

McKinsey

With their role sitting at the center of the strategic-planning process and financial disciplines, CFOs are well positioned to become critical drivers of digital transformation.

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Getting Back to Work After a Workplace Injury

She Owns Success

The post-injury journey can be stressful and uncertain Between doctor visits, physical therapy, and sorting out finances. This reality means youre far from aloneand there are resources and strategies to help you regain control, decide your next career steps, and rebuild confidence.

Medical 52
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Deep Dive on Budgeting for Employee Recognition and Reward Programs

Vantage Circle

I've also seen companies make the mistake of either overspending without a strategy or underspending to the point where recognition feels like an afterthought. Without a budget, your plans for implementing a recognition program will never become a reality. So, how do you strike the right balance? So how can you do that?