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The new frontier of leadership
As challenges facing CEOs, boards, and HR executives increase exponentially, the rapid pace of change and the intense competition to attract and retain talent top the list for many companies. The two trends driving this new frontier of leadership are closely related....
Linking OGSM and OKR: full-spectrum strategy
More and more recently, ArchPoint has been asked about OKR and OGSM. The question has been whether to use OKR or OGSM for strategic planning. Our simple answer is both. OGSM and OKR work hand-in-hand to deliver a full-spectrum strategy approach, setting the strategic...
Before you implement leadership training, consider these 5 things
The leadership development industry in the US is a $14B industry and growing. Organizations operate quite differently from 20 and even ten years ago, and the meaning of leadership has changed over time. Problem solving and decision making continue to be pushed down...
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Marketing in the Experience Economy: 5 Ways to Ensure Your Brand is Experiential
We live in a digitally focused world that craves experiences. Just think for a minute about your own day so far. If you’re like most of us, you started your day with a news feed of stories and video clips curated by an algorithm that knows you better than you know...
Why and How to Invest in Digital Marketing
The complexity of today’s marketing ecosystem can be overwhelming considering the various components, the fact that each is vying for limited marketing dollars and that ROI on those dollars is never guaranteed (and often hard to predict). When developing a strategy,...
Straight Talk from a Millennial
One google search of the word “Millennial” will bring up hundreds, if not thousands of articles on Millennials in the workplace. Articles about how we (yes, I’m one of them) want to be managed, what we need in order to feel valued and what we demand of you (the Baby...
How to Create a Culture of Customer Service
When was the last time you received truly great customer service? I mean truly great—an instance that made your day, you shared with others, and the next time you needed to make the same transaction, didn’t hesitate on which provider to choose? Exceptional customer...
My OGSM Tour | January 8, 2016
Join us for a 30-minute tour of the new and improved version of our cloud-based strategy execution tool, MyOGSM.com. Watch the tour and receive a free 3-month trial of the tool. January 8th, 2016, 1:00 - 1:30 pm EST. Click here to register! OGSM & MyOGSM.com OGSM,...
Truth About Sales: It’s More Than Just Coffee and Small Talk
“Don’t they realize that sales is not just about chatting over coffee like friends,” thinks the CEO, frustrated with a recent conversation over his sales teams’ expense reports. “Don’t they realize that sales is not just about chatting over coffee like friends,”...
5 Tips for Successful Strategic Planning
When the end of the year approaches, business leaders everywhere think about strategic planning—looking back at this year’s performance and determining how to make the next year just as (and hopefully more) successful. For many, a new year signifies not only a fresh...
4 Tips for Communication Planning
Amid the hustle and bustle of annual strategic business planning, many organizations fail to properly consider and define their marketing plans. While marketing planning may be a subset of the overall business plans, it requires a rigor all its own. Many business...
Why You Should Employ OGSM in Planning
It’s that time of year when business leaders and their teams scramble to fill out templates, create Power Point presentations, and attend what seem like endless meetings all in an attempt to comply with the company’s strategic planning process. In many cases, however,...
4 Keys To Keeping A Maverick’s Heart: Never Losing The Magic Of A Company’s Founders
Legend has it that Apple’s Steve Jobs killed projects at the tech giant for one purpose — to birth a new one. Jobs recognized that some level of dissatisfaction exists in every market and capitalizing on that dissatisfaction was the root of his genius. He proved that...