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Jarlei Nascimento Goncalves Coordenador GU-SAP| 4Next Porto Alegre Rs, Brazil
What is the best approach? is the better way to start top-down or bottom-up? Seems that the most important is to involve the entire organization because everybody is responsible to push the organization to the next step. Think about OKR, BSC, Hoshin Kanri, WCM...Drucker, Ford, Taylor, Shewhart, Kotter, Deming....maybe the ideas from this great thinker will amplify your concept about improvement.
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Sergio Luis Conte Helping to create solutions for everyone| Worldwide based Organizations Buenos Aires, Argentina
Nov 04, 2019 1:46 PM
Replying to Keith Novak
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Sergio, You're saying the same thing as I am but a little differently. Strategy is the overarching layer that drives tactics. Tactics drive execution.

If tactics don't follow strategy, then they tend to be incoherent and conflicting. When I refer to top-down, it implies that first we first identify the qualities of a good solution, then we look at how the constituent pieces and approaches best support that purpose.

While the tactics and execution need to support the strategy from the bottom up, the strategy itself defines the overarching solution plan that dictates the tactics used. It is the difference between assembling a team that is highly skilled in solving the specific type of problem at hand, and assembling a team of highly skilled people but with skills that in no way relate to the given problem.
Then, sorry for my missunderstanding on your previous comment. My best regards.
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Jarlei Nascimento Goncalves Coordenador GU-SAP| 4Next Porto Alegre Rs, Brazil
A little article about the subject for your appreciation - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/measuring-i...to/?published=t
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