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Discussion One - Examples of How to Win
What examples have you seen of managers have you seen Creating Winning Strategies?

Share example of how people at various organizations:
• Executed key strategy moves
• Created value
• Gained advantage
• Pursued big ideas with teams of great people
• Took the lead and stayed out in front

Discussion Two - How do you Limit Risk?
How does your team reduce, control or mitigate risk?
• How do you limit the downside you might offer?
• How do you maintain the upside potential and set your team up for a big win?

Application Activity - What does the future hold?
In the upcoming year:
• What are you afraid of?
• What new products or technologies could change the game entirely?
• What mergers or partnerships could knock you off your feet?
• What new products or technologies could help you?
• What merger or acquisition could you do that would knock someone else off their feet?

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What examples have you seen of managers have you seen Creating Winning Strategies?

Share example of how people at various organizations:
• Executed key strategy moves
• Created value
• Gained advantage
• Pursued big ideas with teams of great people
• Took the lead and stayed out in front

One of the example that I would like to discuss about how to win is Apple. Steve Jobs' led Apple from the front and established it as a global leader in consumer electronics industry by creating a strong culture of innovation at Apple. His strategy to come up with world class, innovative and differentiated products in different segments of the consumer electronics industry and back up such products with improved versions made Apple a global leader in its product segments. He revolutionized product segments such as smartphone, tablets, etc. by creating world class, customer centric products that not only scored high on technology, but also on design. Steve Jobs' strategy and approach ...

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