Bex Organizational Performance System™
the approach to build a high-performing organization.
How is a high-performing organization built?
> Bex believes a high-performing organization is built by implementing an end-to-end strategy management process, focusing externally and delivering value to key stakeholders, and identifying everyone as a strategist and an owner of results. The approach to high-performance:
First: Formulating the organization’s strategy
Second: Aligning the operating model to the strategy
Third: Execute the strategy and improve
Then, repeating these steps cyclically to sustain high-performance.
1. Formulate the organization’s strategy
Perform situation analysis
Examine the company/organization
Evaluate customers, competitors, collaborators, and context
Identify strategic challenges
Formulate strategic options
Prioritize strategic challenges
Identify strategic choices
Document multiple strategic options
Test options and choose
Pressure-test choices
Refine go-forward strategy
Red team the strategy
Gain necessary approvals
Finalize go-forward strategy
2. Align the operating model to the strategy
Translate the strategy
Create strategy maps and objectives
Build balanced scorecards and metrics
Identify strategic initiatives and themes
Build roadmap
Develop business cases to fund the strategy
Establish brand guide
Create change management and communication plans
Align the organization
Design the organization, reporting, and decision rights
Document roles and responsibilities
Launch change management and communication plans
Cascade the strategy
Align performance objectives and incentives
Design management systems
Assign theme owners
Plan the operations
Create forecasts
Formulate resource capacity plan
Finalize operating and capital budgets
3. Execute the strategy and improve
Transform
Design and improve processes
Automate and digitize with technology
Hire, develop, and recognize talent
Develop leadership values and behaviors
Reinforce change management and communication plans
Monitor and learn
Conduct operational review meetings
Conduct strategy execution meetings
Conduct leadership review meetings
Analyze and adapt
Conduct strategy review meetings
Test strategic assumptions
Adapt strategy as necessary