It's good to look back on successful uses of N-of-8 to learn how it might apply to your current challenges.
Here was one situation from a few years ago:
Precedex is an important product for Hospira, one that can
change practice and benefit patients.
The company was committed to reaching big goals and making this a blockbuster
product for Hospira.
And step one
was bringing the corporate decision-makers together in one room for a workshop
to use their collective experience and expertise to drive thinking, establish
priorities, and focus on the most important things – the right things in the
right order.
The Precedex team recognized the importance of developing a
“vision” strategy – building a solid foundation for this unique and valuable
product.
The main goal for this N-of-8 Vision Advancement was to initiate
the development of a three-year Precedex strategy map that would identify the
overarching strategy, sub-strategies, issues and top-line tactics for
increasing awareness, expanding reach, and increasing sales. The team
understood the importance of identifying and articulating a value proposition
from the perspective of the customer and came together to explore and develop
Precedex strategy maps using the N-of-8 along with our Strategic GPS® process.
We began the N-of-8 initiative with pre-workshop “listening”
interviews designed to gather preliminary ideas and thinking around what was
possible. In the session, the team
determined “where we are” in relation to the customer, and advanced the
thinking to identify “where we want to be” in 3 to 5 years, from a customer
perspective.
This exploration further focused and defined thinking as it
relates to overall strategy and vision development.
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