Strategy Planning

• The mission, goals, or vision the organization will pursue
• Whom the organisation will serve
• The organization's role in the community
• The kinds of programming, services or products the organisation will offer
• The resources it would need to succeed - people, money, expertise, relationships, facilities, and so forth
• How you can they best combine these resources, programming and relationships to accomplish the organization’s mission

• Past and present data analysis
• Insightful analysis of market dynamics
• Following a unique approach to planning
• Scenario analysis based on relevant inputs
• Risk mitigation measures to minimize loss

BMGI’s Approach to Strategy Planning

BMGI has worked with numerous organizations and developed intricate understanding of the strategy planning and development process and its impact on shareholders. Through extensive research BMGI has developed a robust, structured and exhaustive strategic planning process which takes care of all dimensions and helps organizations answer the most crucial questions in the grey area.

We begin with clear understanding of core values of the organization and long term goals they wish to pursue. BMGI’s approach maps these two based on the following framework:

To complete the strategy planning spectrum, BMGI not only helps organizations define the strategy, but it prepares a well laid out plan for its implementation too. The defining process of strategy includes all the crucial variables which might affect the outcome to the business. BMGI’s structure Defining framework of strategy includes:

When the organizational SWOT is discovered, we process to develop strategic options by logically linking strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and weaknesses and compare every parameter against rigorous models to come out with various strategic scenarios for the organization. Some of the few models used by use to validate correctness of strategic options are Ansoff Matrix, BCG Matrix, Investment Matrix to name a few.

To establish clear linkages between strategic developed and its flow to the long term goals, BMGI uses structured Balanced Scorecard(BSC) and Hoshin Kanri methodology across the organization to develop detailed strategy maps for implementation that spans across all important parameters such as learning, growth, process excellence, customer strategy and financial considerations. This leads to identification of crucial risks and prepares the organisation to develop the right strategy that is scalable and have specific action points to realise the plan into reality.

BMGI’s continuous focus on specific areas has delivered tremendous benefits to organizations through strategy formation and implementation. We have partnered with organizations in the strategic areas –

• Organic growth strategy - Organic growth is slow but continuous. It comes with strong foundation which makes the company sustainable. Few companies survive the organic growth route, but those who manage to do it, becomes a leader in its industry
• Business unit strategy - Each business unit needs its own strategy that ensures economic growth as a unit as well as a whole organization
• Corporate strategy - Corporate strategy decides the direction that whole company would take. Careful consideration of industry and core competencies are needed to commit to a direction and faithfully follow it
• Emerging markets strategy - With the third world set to become the dominant economic force, it becomes important for every company to have a strategy for the economy that is clocking double digit growth
• Sustainable growth strategy - When future is uncertain and full of cautions, it is important to choose your business strategy that smoothly navigates the future and creates a safe place for its own

To know how we can help you in your strategy initiatives, contact BMGI today.