Strategy Refinement

There are a number of crucial steps to be taken on the way to implementing a strategy:
- Aligning with the business, not managing current operations
- Portfolios – With the help of portfolios, a company can concretize its strategy and make it feasible. Portfolios help to focus on the right priorities.

If you look at the term portfolio in general, it is a selection of topics and an allocation of resources.
Based on this, we introduce three types of portfolios that are central to the concretization of a strategy:
- Products: the classic portfolio of products, customers and markets
- Architecture(s) or technology: the set of technical solutions available to a company.
- Skill: the capabilities of individuals and groups
Tools
- Conway’s Law: and the inverse Conway maneuver
- BAPO: The BAPO model by Jan Bosch describes four aspects of a development activity and also suggests a sequence for processing them.
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