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Build Execution Into Strategy TEAM 6 Amy | Alyssa | Cory | Hunter

Learning Objectives ●Awareness o Employee/Management Relations o Planning v. Implementation o Fair Process ●Poor Execution ●Power of Fair Process ●The Three E Principles ●Intellectual and Emotional Recognition Theory ●How it all fits together with the Blue Ocean Strategy

Poor Process ●Can Ruin Strategy Execution ●Good Strategy v. Successful Strategy ●Example: Lubber ●Levels of the Organization

Fair Process ●John W. Thibaut and Laurens Walker ●Psychology of Justice + Study of Process = Procedural Justice ●Goal: Create People’s Buy-In Up Front ●Voluntary Cooperation

How Fair Process Affects People’s Attitudes and Behaviors

Three E Principles of Fair Process ●Engagement ●Explanation ●Expectation Clarity

Three E Principles of Fair Process

Transforming unpopular changes to frontline innovation with fair process and relational coordination

Why does fair process matter? ●Strategy Shapes Attitudes ●Severity of Effects on Strategy Execution

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

Attitudes Shape Behaviors

Intellectual and Emotional Recognition Theory ●Linked to Fair Process ●Importance of the Individual ●Herzberg’s Study on Motivation ●Violation of Fair Process ●Employee Engagement

Fair Process: The Execution Consequences

Fair Process and Blue Ocean Strategy ●Intangible Capital ○ What is it? ○ Trust ●Commitment ●How does it affect your company?

Summary / Looking Ahead ●Awareness o Employee/Management Relations o Planning v. Implementation o Fair Process ●Poor Execution ●Power of Fair Process ●The Three E Principles ●Intellectual and Emotional Recognition Theory ●How it all fits together with the Blue Ocean Strategy