Impact of Agility Routines on ROA Performance PPT

This PPT slide, part of the 24-slide Agile Activity Groups PowerPoint presentation, presents a clear correlation between the number of agility-related routines a company implements and its Return on Assets (ROA). It categorizes firms based on the percentage of years their ROA exceeded the industry average, segmented into 3 distinct groups: less than 50%, 51-79%, and more than 80%.

For companies with fewer than 3 agility routines that scored above average, a significant 27% reported having an ROA above the industry average for less than 50% of the years. This percentage decreases sharply for those with 3 or 4 high-scoring agility routines, where only 6% fall into the same category.

The middle segment, representing firms with an ROA above the industry average for 51-79% of the years, shows a more balanced distribution. Here, 30% of companies with fewer than 3 agility routines perform better, while only 15% of those with 3 or 4 routines do.

Finally, the data indicates that a majority of firms scoring high in agility routines achieve an ROA above the industry average for more than 80% of the years. Only 3% of those with 3 or 4 high-scoring routines fall into this category, compared to 18% of those with fewer than 3 routines.

The concluding note emphasizes that enhancing agility routines can significantly improve organizational effectiveness. Companies that adopt a robust set of agility traits are likely to see better financial performance over time. This insight is critical for decision-makers aiming to drive long-term profitability.

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