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Dennis Webbers
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7-s Model as Basis for a Project Audit
Could McKinsey's 7-s model be used as a standard/norm for auditing control over projects in organizations. Anyone with experience on this matter?
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Kunal Bhat
Entrepreneur, India
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7S can be Used to Audit Projects
It is indeed possible to audit projects using the 7S framework:
- Shared values imply project goals/quality/key objectives;
- Strategy can be viewed as the design/approach/project plan;
- Structure defines the communication plan;
- Systems can represent operational tools/methods/mechanisms;
- Staff can represent the resource plan;
- Skills can represent required know-how/training plans/knowledge management;
- Style can be represented as governance model.
This is a high-level interpretation and hope it helps.
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Dennis Webbers
Netherlands
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Thank You
Hi Kunal, thank you very much for your response! Best regards.
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Nancy Tagle
Consultant, Philippines
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7-S Model for Evaluating Programs
Can the 7-S Model be used in evaluating programs and not the whole organization?...
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Jaap de Jonge
Editor, Netherlands
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7-S Model for Evaluating Programs
@Nancy Tagle: Yes, it can serve as a set of high level criteria to assess a program or large project, evaluating if and ...
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Josephine Lavoy
Project Manager, Uganda
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Using the 7-S Model for Evaluating Programs
@Nancy Tagle: I agree the model can be used to evaluate both a program and an organisation.
I find the model very compr...
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