Posted by Rich McNabb on 28 July 2011 | 0 Comments
Tags:
twitter,
tweets,
social,
social networking,
strategy software
Just a few minutes ago we signed up to the networking site
Twitter.
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Posted by Craig Catley on 16 June 2011 | 0 Comments
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dashboard,
monitor,
strategy,
execution,
measuring success,
strategy software
The strategic plan has been created and modelled: we know
what we need to do, by when, and who is accountable for its
delivery. To monitor the organisation’s achievement
toward our stated goals we need to *monitor the quality of
our execution quickly and easily*. Multiple
“bookmarked” dashboard views, constantly refreshed
through company-wide contribution, provide this capability.
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Posted by Glenn Murphy on 28 January 2011 | 0 Comments
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kpi,
outputs,
metrics,
calculation,
strategy software,
key performance indicators
Creating and maintaining the key metrics of company
performance has historically been a complicated process with
many of the business solutions available, but StrategyBlocks
has aimed to provide a hassle-free approach. In the latest
release (2.82), we’ve extended the existing functionality
with an engine that allows one or more KPIs to be combined
using simple arithmetic.
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Posted by Glenn Murphy on 22 November 2010 | 0 Comments
Tags:
strategy,
strategic planning,
strategic health,
priority,
sparkline,
chart,
strategy software
StrategyBlocks 2.8 has just been released and the most
exciting new feature for us is strategic health. Until now,
progress and kpis have been the only methods used to
determine the current state of a strategy block. And while
we still consider progress a critical part of a block’s
success, the calculation introduces the ability to use a
combination of measures to create a new state: strategic
health.
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Posted by Craig Catley on 9 July 2010 | 0 Comments
Tags:
strategy,
strategic planning,
strategy management,
strategic planning,
collaboration,
strategy software
Hello everyone and welcome to the new
StrategyBlocks website - I hope you find it informative and
useful. The StrategyBlogs section is a new addition and to
kickoff I want to discuss some of the issues I see
surrounding strategy management generally.
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