This PPT slide, part of the 25-slide 10 Principles of Organizational Design PowerPoint presentation, presents findings from research conducted by Strategy& and PwC, emphasizing the critical role of decision rights in organizational design and strategy execution. It highlights that among various elements of organizational design, information and decision rights significantly influence successful strategy implementation. The data indicates that these 2 factors are notably more impactful than organizational structure or motivators.
The slide features a bar chart displaying the average strength index scores for 4 key elements: Information (54), Decision Rights (50), Motivators (26), and Structure (25). The scores suggest that while information and decision rights are relatively strong, motivators and structure lag considerably behind. This disparity underscores the necessity for organizations to prioritize enhancing decision rights and information flow to drive effective strategy execution.
The findings suggest a shift in focus for executives. Rather than concentrating solely on traditional motivators or structural adjustments, organizations should invest in clarifying decision rights and improving access to information. This approach can lead to more agile decision-making processes and better alignment with strategic goals.
The conclusion drawn from this research is clear: organizations that effectively manage decision rights and information flow will likely see a more profound impact on their overall performance. This insight is particularly relevant for C-level executives looking to refine their organizational design and improve execution capabilities. The slide serves as a call to action for leaders to reassess their current frameworks and consider how they can better empower decision-making within their teams.
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