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| − | + | In the field of management and organizational development, strategic intent is defined as a compelling statement about where an organization is going that succinctly conveys a sense of what that organization wants to achieve in the long term. Strategic intent answers the question: “What exactly are we trying to accomplish?” | |
| + | *Strategic intent can provide a sense of direction, a particular point of view about the long-term market or competitive position the organization hopes to develop and occupy. | ||
| + | *Strategic intent can provide a sense of discovery in that it holds out to the organization’s members the promise of learning about other organizations that operate in the same market, adopting their best practices and avoiding pitfalls. | ||
| + | *Strategic intent can provide a sense of destiny, a worthwhile goal around which energies can be focused across the organization.<ref>Definition: What does Strategic Intent Mean? [https://www.uis.edu/strategicplan/plan/sectiontwo/intent/ UIS]</ref> | ||
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| + | [[File:Strategic_Intent.jpg|300px|Strategic Intent]]<br /> | ||
| + | source: [https://www.slideserve.com/arich/strategic-intent Arich] | ||
Revision as of 21:32, 25 February 2019
In the field of management and organizational development, strategic intent is defined as a compelling statement about where an organization is going that succinctly conveys a sense of what that organization wants to achieve in the long term. Strategic intent answers the question: “What exactly are we trying to accomplish?”
- Strategic intent can provide a sense of direction, a particular point of view about the long-term market or competitive position the organization hopes to develop and occupy.
- Strategic intent can provide a sense of discovery in that it holds out to the organization’s members the promise of learning about other organizations that operate in the same market, adopting their best practices and avoiding pitfalls.
- Strategic intent can provide a sense of destiny, a worthwhile goal around which energies can be focused across the organization.[1]
source: Arich