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Sustainable growth necessitates a Capabilities-driven Strategy (CDS), instead of the conventional market-driven approaches, focusing on anything that customers want.
A coherent Capabilities-driven Growth Strategy demands from the organizations to establish 3 main factors prior to its execution:
• An assortment of product or service offerings
• A unique capabilities system, which competitors can't imitate
• A Value Proposition reverberating with what customers need
The Capabilities-driven Growth Strategy entails capitalizing on the organization's current strengths, utilizing all possible ways—e.g., existing or adjacent markets, organic channels (Marketing or Innovation), or inorganic methods (M&A). The Capabilities-driven Strategy allows the leaders to achieve growth by combining all means in an Agile way, as long as they are in alignment with the organization's existing competences and Competitive Advantages.
This presentation provides a detailed overview of 4 Growth Strategy approaches that can place organizations on the path to achieve profitable, long-term development:
1. In-market Opportunities – Before looking into other businesses and diversifying into new markets, senior leadership should review their strategies in the existing markets and contemplate ideas on how to explore further growth avenues.
2. Near-market Opportunities – It is typical for organizations to look into nearby markets when thinking of expansion. These adjacent markets although seem attractive, but are developed by other enterprises using their capabilities systems that aren't straightforward to emulate.
3. Disruptive Opportunities – Disruption has become an overused buzz word these days, suggesting its ubiquity. However, business leaders must differentiate between an innovative evolutionary industry change and true disruption.
4. Capability Development – Successful Growth Strategy takes into account both in-market and near-market growth supported by appropriate capabilities to enhance revenue and capital for informed investments. It perpetuates a culture of Transformation and Innovation, since the three approaches reinforce each other.
This PowerPoint presentation on Capabilities-driven Growth Strategy also includes some slide templates for you to use in your own business presentations.
The presentation includes practical examples and case studies that illustrate how leading companies have successfully implemented Capabilities-driven Growth Strategies. It also provides actionable insights and templates to help you customize and apply these strategies within your own organization.
This PPT slide presents a strategic framework focused on maximizing growth potential within existing markets, emphasizing the importance of leveraging in-market opportunities before considering expansion into new markets. It highlights a common oversight among leaders who often pursue growth avenues outside their current operations, neglecting the untapped potential that lies within their existing customer base and market dynamics.
The overview section stresses the necessity for senior leadership to reassess their current market strategies. It suggests that a thorough examination of existing operations can reveal new business and revenue sources that may have been overlooked. This introspective approach is crucial for identifying growth avenues that do not require the risks associated with entering new markets.
The details section outlines 3 key actions necessary for uncovering these opportunities. First, it emphasizes the importance of identifying gaps between customer needs and the products or services currently available. This analysis can guide organizations in refining their offerings to better meet customer demands. Second, it suggests ascertaining ways to influence customers to adopt new or improved offerings, focusing on aspects such as product attributes and communication strategies. Lastly, it encourages organizations to build, improve, or reorganize their capabilities to effectively bridge the identified gaps and facilitate customer transition.
This slide serves as a reminder that substantial growth can often be achieved by optimizing existing resources and understanding customer needs, rather than solely seeking new markets. It provides a clear call to action for leaders to engage in a more detailed analysis of their current market positioning and customer interactions.
This PPT slide presents a framework illustrating how various organizations are navigating the shifting technology landscape by crossing capability boundaries. It highlights the trend of companies in sectors such as IT, telecommunications, and entertainment to expand their operational scope. The table categorizes major players like Apple, AT&T, and Google across multiple technology capabilities, including Connectivity and Transport, Hardware, Software, Support and Services, Content Aggregation and Distribution, and Content Production.
Each company is marked with checkmarks indicating their engagement in specific capabilities. For instance, Google and Netflix are noted for successfully venturing into digital content production, a notable shift from their traditional business models. This suggests a strategic pivot towards integrating content creation with their existing services, reflecting a broader industry trend.
Conversely, companies like Microsoft and Apple have yet to make similar moves into content production, indicating a potential area for growth or a strategic choice to maintain focus on their core competencies. The slide emphasizes that crossing these capability boundaries is not trivial; it requires significant investments and a willingness to adapt to new market demands.
The insights presented here are valuable for executives considering strategic investments or partnerships. Understanding which companies are successfully navigating these transitions can inform decisions about potential collaborations or competitive positioning. The visual representation of capabilities also aids in identifying gaps in the market that could be exploited for future growth. Overall, this slide serves as a critical tool for assessing the evolving dynamics of technology capabilities across leading organizations.
This PPT slide emphasizes the critical role of capabilities development in driving both in-market and near-market growth. It outlines that the effectiveness of this approach hinges on an organization’s current market position, the distinctiveness of its capabilities, and their relevance to identified market opportunities.
Organizations lacking robust capabilities should prioritize enhancing their growth strategies and focus on implementing improvements in their service offerings. This is particularly crucial for those who find themselves in markets with limited growth prospects.
For firms in markets rich with growth potential, but lacking the necessary capabilities, the slide suggests a proactive stance. These organizations must adapt to market changes that require new skills and capabilities, rather than diverting efforts to less relevant markets.
Conversely, companies that are stable in their existing markets, but facing a decline in opportunities are advised to reassess their strategies. They should explore near-market opportunities and consider revisiting their business models to identify potential areas for expansion.
The slide concludes with a key insight: sustained profitable growth relies on the continuous exploration of in-market opportunities. This involves leveraging data, gaining insights, and optimizing human resources to achieve strategic adjacencies and refine capabilities. The overall message is clear—organizations must align their capabilities with market demands to foster growth effectively.
This PPT slide outlines the framework of a Capabilities-Driven Strategy (CDS), emphasizing its outward focus on customers and the importance of sustainable capabilities. It highlights that a well-structured corporate strategy can significantly enhance an organization’s ability to attract and retain its primary customers. The slide identifies 3 core components that drive a CDS: Value Creation, Product and Service Fit, and the Capabilities System.
Value Creation is depicted as a fundamental aspect, involving all levels of the organization—from executives to employees—who must understand how the company generates value for its customers. This collective understanding is crucial for aligning efforts towards customer satisfaction and loyalty.
The Product and Service Fit component stresses that all offerings should utilize the same capabilities system. This alignment ensures that products and services are not only relevant, but also effectively meet customer needs, fostering a cohesive approach to market demands.
The Capabilities System is described as the engine of Value Creation, consisting of 3 to 6 distinct capabilities that empower companies to deliver their value propositions. This systematic approach allows organizations to navigate changing market conditions and maintain relevance.
Overall, the slide presents a structured methodology for organizations aiming to thrive amid uncertainty. By focusing on these core components, businesses can enhance their strategic positioning and operational effectiveness, ultimately leading to sustainable growth.
This PPT slide presents a framework for organizations aiming to expand into new business segments through a capabilities-driven strategy. It emphasizes the importance of leveraging existing strengths to create a pathway for sustainable growth. The text outlines 4 distinct approaches to growth, which are crucial for senior leaders to consider when formulating their strategies.
The first approach, "Capability Development," focuses on enhancing the organization's existing competencies to better position itself in the market. This is foundational, as it ensures that the enterprise can effectively compete and innovate. The second approach, "In-market Opportunities," suggests identifying and capitalizing on current market dynamics to drive immediate growth.
"Near-market Opportunities," the third approach, encourages organizations to explore adjacent markets where they can leverage their capabilities. This can lead to new revenue streams without straying too far from the core business. The final approach, "Disruptive Opportunities," highlights the need for organizations to be aware of and ready to respond to market disruptions that could significantly alter the competitive environment.
The slide also notes the interrelationship between these 4 approaches, stressing that success often hinges on integrating them effectively. This interconnectedness is frequently overlooked, yet it is vital for fostering a continuous improvement cycle within the organization. Understanding these dynamics can help senior leaders make informed decisions that align with their long-term growth objectives.
This framework is developed by a team of former McKinsey and Big 4 consultants. The presentation follows the headline-body-bumper slide format used by global consulting firms.
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