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Strategy > Forum > Organisational Development Strategy versus Business Strategy
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Organisational Development Strategy versus Business Strategy
Mapule Masemola-Ralehika, Manager, United Kingdom, Member
Hi, please help, I'm struggling to understand the difference between an Organisational Development Strategy and a Business Strategy. How do they differ and how do they link?
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Business Strategy and Organisational Development Strategy
Jaap de Jonge, Innovation Consultant, Netherlands I would say the OD Strategy is typically part of your business strategy. In other words, to achieve certain business goals that have been formulated in your BS, probably organizational changes could be required.
For example suppose a strategy of some English company would be to expand to France, then an organizational development strategy could be to open an office in Paris, hiring a general manager who then recruits some other key personnel, etc.
Also your question reminds me of the saying " Structure follows strategy".
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