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Use
2.
As
a prompt in meetings
The
model can be used to prompt questions by a consultant in a meeting or by
executive management when asking itself pertinent questions. Typical questions,
grouped under each issue and relating to specific elements, are suggested
below.
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Analysis
issue
How
well do you understand the constraints under which you operate?
What
are the main threats to your existence?
How
is your reputation defined and measured?
What
impact does your head office make on potential clients?
Which
of your neighbours are affected by your activities?
Evaluation
issue
Is
your technology up-to-date, easy to use and reliable?
How
do the skills of your staff compare with other similar
organizations?
How
does your record of innovation compare with that of your competitors?
How
would you evaluate the state of your relationships with your partners?
Do
you run any more risks than other similar organizations?
Strategy
issue
What
strategy do you have with regard to suppliers?
What
are you planning to do to reduce the risks to your intellectual
property?
What
is your policy for finding new partners?
How
will you reskill your labour force?
What
plans have you to recruit at management level? >>>
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