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15+ Types of Strategy Failure

 , November 20, 2016
Strategies fail either because you can't deliver them or because you do deliver them but they don't bring the benefits you expected. Small businesses may lack the resources to achieve their objectives requiring best efforts that may not achieve everything planned. Large firms also may find it difficult to deliver strategies due to organizational and change management issues such as resistance to change. When strategies are delivered they may fail on the market due to competition, customer preferences and other factors. The following are common types of strategy failure.
Change Failure
Competitive Disadvantage
Creeping Failure
Critical Mass
Curse Of First
Defeatism
Diseconomies Of Scale
Economies Of Density
Failure Is Not An Option
Failure Of Imagination
Hubris
Information Asymmetry
Lost The Plot
Measurement Balance
Misuse of Statistics
Plateau Effect
Pyrrhic Victory
Scope Creep
Single Point Of Failure
Technology As Magic
Underpants Gnomes
Unknown Unknowns
Unmanaged Risk
Zero-sum Game
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