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Strategic outcomes are important, overarching and transformative business results. These can be used as goals and to evaluate the performance and position of an organization. For example, a hotel chain with an ambiguous mid-market image that plans to transform itself to become a top luxury brand. The following are common examples of strategic outcomes.
Brand Image | Brand Positioning | Brand Recognition | Business Capabilities | Business Model Transformation | Community Engagement | Controlling Unique Resources | Cost Leadership | Customer Experience | Customer Loyalty | Diversification | Environmental Sustainability | Geographic Expansion | Intellectual Property | Key Customers | Market Expansion | Market Knowledge | Market Leadership | Media Partnerships | Mergers & Acquisitions | New Facilities | New Products | Operational Efficiency | Product Differentiation | Product Innovation | Quality Improvements | Research Discoveries | Service Innovation | Social Responsibility | Speed to Market | Strategic Alliances | Strategic Locations |
OverviewStrategic outcomes are the top level results and goals of an organization.SummaryStrategic outcomes are usually long term and aspirational. For example, a plan to expand a small business and achieve brand recognition across a broad market.Next: Business Outcomes
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