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Disciplines of Execution

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the essential difference between teams that succeed and those that dont

Effective teams and organisations excel at execution. This programme provides four clear disciplines that, if properly applied, will ensure that there is focus and execution on the organisations top priorities. To be successful in todays competitive marketplace, organisations need individual contributors and teams focused on and executing the companys top priorities everyday. For these organisations and their people to achieve goals they have never achieved before, they have to do things they have never done before. They need their employees to have a common language for executing on the organisations goals and to feel accountable to one another for getting the work done. Do the teams in your organisation know the difference between goals that are merely important and those that are mission critical? Do they have a visible, accessible, dynamic scoreboard to keep track of key measures of their success? Do they translate high-level work goals into individual key goals and tasks? Do they continuously renew commitment to these key goals and hold each other accountable all of the time?

DISCIPLINE 1 Focus on the Wildly Important

DISCIPLINE 2 Create a Compelling Scoreboard DISCIPLINE 3 Translate Lofty Goals Into Specific Actions DISCIPLINE 4 Hold Each Other Accountable All of the Time

Services SETA Institutional Accreditation; Decision Number 0568.

A workshop process created to give individuals, teams and organisations a trusted framework and toolset to bridge the execution gap.

Disciplines of Execution
The 4 Disciplines:
1. Focus on the Wildly Important

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Teams who apply The 4 Disciplines:


clarify their teams wildly important goals and align them to the organisations key strategic imperatives. identify key team measures and transform them into a visible, dynamic scoreboard. identify new and better behaviours needed to achieve each goal and translate them into weekly and daily tasks. learn and apply a team accountability process to engage everyone in accomplishing the wildly important goals.

2. Create a Compelling Scoreboard 3. Translate Lofty Goals into Specific Actions 4. Hold Each Other Accountable All of the Time

Teams that apply The 4 Disciplines design and commit to a specific plan of action to implement these disciplines within the team or organisation.

The learning process


Participants learn the four disciplines of execution as well as steps to implement this process within their teams and organisation. The process involves carefully designed activities which ensure that participants come to the workshop well prepared to contribute and leave with carefully chosen actions for implementation.

Standard learning materials


An execution oriented Participant Manual with electronic (multi-formatted) and paper-based process tools, which include: the FranklinCovey Work Compass, Importance Screen Builder and Measurement Builder.

Learning format and delivery options


A two-day facilitator-led workshop available in a corporate or on-site workshop setting. Certification is available for facilitators wanting to teach The 4 Disciplines of Execution within their organisation.
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The most fundamental business issue facing organisations today is execution. The ability to execute is the difference between teams that succeed and those that dont.

Who should attend?


Intact work teams in operations or on the front line, managers, team leaders, new and prospective managers, project leaders, account managers and senior leadership teams.

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