Strategic Leadership crisis plan, continued
Our previous post Strategic Leadership through the current crisis has generated a lot of interest.
Leaderships in most organizations are severely challenged by the global COVID-19 crisis. Visual Strategy enables Strategic Crisis Leadership by visualizing the organization’s crisis plan.
The plan is the visual overview, each Decisive Point in the visual plan is supported by a coherent set of Actions that are validated and monitored.
The plan is shared on Microsoft SharePoint and supports collaboration in Microsoft Teams, enabling strategy execution in remote work environments.
The plan is developed in Microsoft Visio, published on Microsoft SharePoint and supports collaboration in Microsoft Teams, simplifying strategy execution in remote work environments.
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