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Please register now to read all responses and to join this discussion yourself. It's easy and 100% free.     Log in Strategy Maps > Forum > Should the Strategy be Communicated? How Much? To Whom? Should the Strategy be Communicated? How Much? To Whom? Karl Christensen, Strategy Consultant, Mexico, Member Communicating strategy involves much more than talk. There are numerous pitfalls or issues which must be resolved for the strategy to be effectively communicated. For example, in some instances executives argue with good reason that to fully communicate the organization´s strategy is to court (Editor: ~attract) disaster. Thus, one CEO has a five year strategy which, when it is fully implemented, will mean severe disruption to a major subsidiary. He does not want to rock the boat prematurely. An energy company thought it wiser not to publicize its strategy because it would become a sitting duck for regulatory agencies. Such reservations have merit. Discretion may indeed be the better part of valor. Fully communicating strategy may not always be in the best interest of the organization, especially where that strategy is sensitive. Each situation has its own constraints, There is no one formula guiding how much strategy to communicate. However, where limitations are put on communications (...) Read more? Sign up for free   Please register now to read all responses and to join this discussion yourself. It's easy and 100% free. Sign up for free     Log in   Strategy Communication Erika Bellander, Management Consultant, Sweden, Member (...)     The Strategy Should Be Communicated. The 4Ps of William Bridges Roman Walley, Management Consultant, United States, Member (...)     Prudence is Appropriate in Communicating Strategy Patrick Mulvey, Management Consultant, United States, Member (...)     Communicate the Strategy. No need for Secrecy Ted Garrison, Management Consultant, United States, Member (...)     Communicating the Strategy yes. But Prudently! Patrick Mulvey, Management Consultant, United States, Member (...)     The Focus of Communicating Strategy Alan Kennedy (...)     Strategy Should be Generally Broadcasted Tom Wilson, HR Consultant, United States, Member (...)     Communication of Strategy in an Organisation is not Necessarily a CEO Job Makini, Business Consultant, Member (...)     When to Communicate Strategy (Timing) Y Srinivas rao, Manager, India, Member (...)     Generic and Specific Strategy Communication Albin Xavier, Manager, India, Member (...)     Communicating Strategic Positioning (Sinek's Golden Circle) Dennis van der Spoel, Management Consultant, Netherlands, Premium Member (...)     Communicating Strategy GLADYS TIBALEKA, Consultant, Uganda, Member (...)     Internal Communication Plans Needed for Various Organizational Levels Frank, Manager, China, Member (...)     Strategy Communication on a Need to Know Basis RAKESH ARORA, Manager, India, Member (...)     Communicating a Strategic Plan is Critical for Foundations of Success Pat Hannon, Lecturer, Ireland, Member (...)     Communicating Only a Part of your Strategy is Often a Necessity Olivier Riviere, Management Consultant, France, Member (...)     Employees can also Provide INPUT for the Strategy Wilf Marshall, CxO / Board, United Kingdom, Member (...)     Preparing the Communication of the Strategy alonge, Teacher, Nigeria, Member (...)     Disclosure of Strategy Belay Gezahegn, Director, Ethiopia, Member (...)     Sometimes Not Communicating the Strategy is Called For Conroy Fourie, Coach, South Africa, Member (...)     Communicating Strategy is Important Andrea Kelly (...)     Strategy Communication Barry Schaeffer, Consultant, United States, Member (...)     Communicating your Strategy Could Help Develop Organisational Framework Ngwashu kelvine, Manager, Cameroon, Member (...)     Communication of Strategy is Power Behind Change Patrick Cauley, Manager, United States, Member (...)     Support Communication of Strategy with Easy Data Gandhi Heryanto, Management Consultant, Indonesia, Premium Member (...)     Communicating Strategy Through Purposing and Action Research Tom Wilson, HR Consultant, United States, Member (...)     Without Communication, Strategy Will Remain Wishful Thinking HAIDER ANWAR RASHID (...)     Strategy: to Tell or not to Tell Andrew Blaine, Business Consultant, South Africa, Member (...)     Caution in Communication Strategy is Advisable Ofwono Willy Osinde, Project Manager, Uganda, Member (...)     To Communicate the Strategy we first Need to Understand it... Alan Kennedy (...)     Upping the Communication of Strategy Arif ur Rehman, Professor, Pakistan, Member (...)     Upping the Communication of Strategy Tom Wilson, HR Consultant, United States, Member (...)     Communicating Strategy LEAH LYNDA I. STA ANA, Student (MBA), Philippines, Member (...)     COMMUNICATING STRATEGY Tom Wilson, HR Consultant, United States, Member (...)     ... Then what About Coordination? jorge anibal hoyos hoyos, Manager, Colombia, Member (...)     Communicating the Strategy- the Essential Step while Implementing Strategy anil aggarwal, Teacher, India, Member (...)     Vision ≠ Mission ≠ Strategy ≠ Tactics Andrew Blaine, Business Consultant, South Africa, Member (...)     Golden Circle is a Start Dennis van der Spoel, Management Consultant, Netherlands, Premium Member (...)     Essentials of Communicating Strategy Arif ur Rehman, Professor, Pakistan, Member (...)     Delivering the Mission Statement Arif ur Rehman, Professor, Pakistan, Member (...)     Strategy Must be Communicated zulganef sutan sati (...)     Breaking Down Strategy Communication Erika Bellander, Management Consultant, Sweden, Member (...)     Communicate the Strategy, Not the Tactics Belay Gezahegn, Director, Ethiopia, Member (...)

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