TRAINING ON DEPEDs STRATEGIC PLANNING CONTENT PROCESS July

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TRAINING ON DEPED’s STRATEGIC PLANNING CONTENT & PROCESS July 29 -August 2, 2013 Dep.

TRAINING ON DEPED’s STRATEGIC PLANNING CONTENT & PROCESS July 29 -August 2, 2013 Dep. ED RO 2 Conference Hall Carig Sur, Tuguegarao City

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Formulating Strategies from PIs and SWOT Analysis STRATEGIC PLANNING

Formulating Strategies from PIs and SWOT Analysis STRATEGIC PLANNING

From the major Strengths and Weaknesses and the major Opportunities and Threats, the strategist

From the major Strengths and Weaknesses and the major Opportunities and Threats, the strategist can then put these conclusions into a two dimensional grid as follows: Strengths Weaknesses Internal Assessment 1. 2. 3. Opportunities 1. 2. 3. Threats 1. 2. 3. S-T How can Strengths be Used to Counteract Threats? External Assessment S-O W-O How can Strengths be How can Weaknesses be Used to Exploit Overcome to Exploit Opportunities? W-T How can Weaknesses be Overcome to Counteract Threats?

 • The Strategist must remember that the SWOT Analysis should be made from

• The Strategist must remember that the SWOT Analysis should be made from the point of view of the unit in relation to its: – – – Vision Mission Objectives Key Result Areas Performance Indicators. • In formulating Strategic Options, the strategist can use the SWOT grid.

Guide Questions A. How can my unit use its Strengths to Exploit the Opportunities

Guide Questions A. How can my unit use its Strengths to Exploit the Opportunities in order for to us to achieve our VMOKra. Pi? B. How can my unit overcome its Weaknesses to Exploit the Opportunities in order to achieve our VMOKra. Pi? C. How can my unit use our Strengths to counteract the Threats challenging the attainment of our VMOKra. Pi? D. How can my unit overcome our Weaknesses to counteract the Threats challenging the attainment of our VMOKra. Pi?

Guide Questions • From the different Strategic Options generated which strategies should your unit

Guide Questions • From the different Strategic Options generated which strategies should your unit take? Why not the others? • Evaluate the Strategic Options according to the VMOKra. Pi set. The more the strategies meet the VMOKrap. I, the better suited they are for the unit.

S S T R A T E G I E Major moves or significant

S S T R A T E G I E Major moves or significant changes in the way an organization wants to achieve its vision, mission and objectives. Finding the best means of achieving one’s goals. It also means bridging the chasm between where the organization is at today and where it wants to be tomorrow.

 • In the Strategic Planning and Management model of Dr. Eduardo A. Morato,

• In the Strategic Planning and Management model of Dr. Eduardo A. Morato, Jr. , there is a recommended methodology for doing Rational, Sequential and Analytical Strategy Formulation • The recommended methodology should start either from the top (and goes down to the bottom) or start from the bottom (and goes up to the top).

From the Top Vision Idealized Picture of the Organization and What Will Happen to

From the Top Vision Idealized Picture of the Organization and What Will Happen to its Client System Mission Basic Purpose of the Organization Objectives Measurable End Results Key Results Ares Manifestations or Indicators that the Objectives are being met Performance Indicators Precise measurements of the Key Result Areas Strategies Best Means of Delivering PIs

From the Bottom UP Strategies Strategic Option Generated from SWOT Analysis Strengths and Weaknesses

From the Bottom UP Strategies Strategic Option Generated from SWOT Analysis Strengths and Weaknesses (SW) from Internal Assessment Opportunities and Threats(OT) from Internal Assessment Ten Levels of Internal Assessment Four Levels of External Assessment

Top Down Strategizing • Starting from the top means that the strategizer is beginning

Top Down Strategizing • Starting from the top means that the strategizer is beginning from his/her ambitious goals or dreams. These goals or dreams are encapsulated in the Vision, Mission, Objectives, Key Result Areas and Performance Indicators. • Select the most important or priority Performance Indicators to start the process of strategizing. PIs of lesser importance can be done later.

Bottom Up Strategizing • Starting from the bottom means that the strategist is anchoring

Bottom Up Strategizing • Starting from the bottom means that the strategist is anchoring the organization to the realities at the ground level. There are two ground levels: 1. Reality (and fearless forecast) of the External Environment at the four different levels 2. Reality of the internal environment at the ten different levels articulated in the Internal Assessment workbook.

From one priority PI, the strategist should ask this question: “In how many ways

From one priority PI, the strategist should ask this question: “In how many ways can the organization meet its Performance Indicators? ”

“In how many ways can my unit achieve 100% Participation Rate? 100% Participation Rate

“In how many ways can my unit achieve 100% Participation Rate? 100% Participation Rate 1. Strategic Options 2. 3. 4.

 • Select your priority Performance Indicators (PIs). Ask, “In how many ways can

• Select your priority Performance Indicators (PIs). Ask, “In how many ways can my unit achieve these PIs? ” 1. PI 2. PI 3. PI

Example of SPAT Objectives To Improve NAT Score Strategies Improved competency through use of

Example of SPAT Objectives To Improve NAT Score Strategies Improved competency through use of technical education Programs Online Learning Teacher Development Program Activities Develop a Program Design Tasks 1. Review the NAT results 2. Identify and validate the gaps

Example of Res Tasks People Physical Pesos 1. Review the NAT results Budget 1

Example of Res Tasks People Physical Pesos 1. Review the NAT results Budget 1 2. Identify and validate the gaps Budget 2

Individual Writeshop of Live Case

Individual Writeshop of Live Case

Presentation of the Best Model of SWOT and SPAT

Presentation of the Best Model of SWOT and SPAT

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