Strategic Analysis Best Practice 9 – Comparing Organizational Goals to Resource Assignments
Want to know what the organization is focused on; what it values? Simply follow the money.
The purpose of every organization is to maximize value creation as defined by its mission goals. To do so, executives and managers must employ the organization’s resources such that they are focused on the activities most directly supporting achievement of the organization’s mission goals. One method of assessing the degree of goal focus is to evaluate the alignment between organizational goals and resource assignment.
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