What is a strategy process?

A strategy process is a structured and methodical approach where the company collects and processes knowledge that forms the foundation of the final strategy.

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MakeMyStrategy™'s founder Sanne Markwall has many years of practical experience as a strategy manager, CEO, strategist and consultant and below are the topics that a strategy process should include based on many years of experience.

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A sharp strategy process should include:

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1. Overview of the company's current situation, including

- description and assessment of the external and internal conditions affecting the undertaking,

- an overview and prioritisation of the main strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats,

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2. Strategic opt-outs ensuring focus, including concrete transformation of priority strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats to change needs

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3. Clear direction ensuring competitiveness and the foundations for growth, including

- vision

- mission

- values,

- SDGs,

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4. Concrete action, including

- activity plans divided into 3-5 themes,

- time spent on activities and priorities,

- practical management tools,

- detailed strategic plan documenting the decisions to the 3rd man

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5. Execution plan (which is a large independent task)

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With MakeMyStrategy™ we completed the task faster and on our own.

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Christian Thing

Board of DirectorsLiving Better

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