Strategic Thinking

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The ability to think strategically can be influenced by

  • Organizational Structures - social capital - Communities of Practice
  • The ability of managers to think strategically - scenario building, narratives
  • Governance factors - is it the board or the exec team that generates strategy
  • is it planning or taking emergent opportunities

Liedtka selected five major attributes of strategic thinking and specific techniques that encourage this kind of thinking. Strategic thinking…

  • 1. takes a systems view
  • 2. requires strategic intent
  • 3. means thinking in real time that links the past present and future
  • 4. is about developing hypothesis
  • 5. is opportunistic