Developing a strategy is easier today, with 15 pages replacing hundreds, but even that is 14 too many. So, how can you get your strategy down to a single page? Watch our on-demand webinar to learn how you easily translate your strategy to one page:
Let’s get your strategy down to one page. Yes, one page. Creating a strategy used to be an arduous and lengthy process that lasted months and resulted in a document that was hundreds of pages. It was WORN -- Written Once, but Read Never. Developing a strategy is easier today, with 15 pages replacing hundreds, but even that is 14 too many.
So, how can you get your strategy down to a single page? This complimentary webinar explores how strategic storytelling is used to engage and inspire your business stakeholders, encouraging them to invest more in business capabilities enabled by technology.
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