Strategisk planering

Operationalisera strategiska planer - från utformning till genomförande i hela organisationen.

The “Good Enough” Business Model – Enrich Consulting

A product manager and an analyst are discussing the revenue forecast for a product in development. Poring over the financials, the manager asks:      “Have you considered how SUPR-3 will impact sales of our other SUPR products?”      The analyst replies confidently: “Yes! Right here you can see we are estimating SUPR-3 to take a...

R&D Portfolio Management Software Buyer’s Guide – Enrich Consulting

It’s that time of year again: We find more requests for proposals (RFPs) in our inbox during the late summer and early fall than any other time of year. RFPs vary dramatically in length, complexity, and level of ambition. In a spirit of cooperation, allow me to make some suggestions about those RFPs, and about...

Anpassa applikationsportföljerna till verksamhetens behov och strategi

I tidigare bloggar, APM: Hur mycket kostar dina applikationer egentligen? och APM: Why Organizations Don't Understand the TCO of Their Applications fokuserade jag på hur organisationer kan börja fastställa det tekniska och affärsmässiga värdet av sina applikationsportföljer. I det här inlägget vill jag fokusera på att anpassa applikationsportföljerna till affärsverksamheten....

Tornado Diagrams 101 – Enrich Consulting

As we have said before, every forecast you’ll ever build is wrong. The truth may be out there, but due to a lack of perfect information about the future, you won’t be able to reveal it before your project review meeting. There is a paradox here: The more you insist on the truth, the more...

In R&D Portoflio Management, Failure is an Option – Enrich Consulting

Innovation is inherently risky. By definition, you’re doing something that you haven’t done before so there are no guarantees it will work. The mindset in many organizations is to “minimize” risk as if it were a disease, but it isn’t that simple. The best companies face risk head-on and manage it both systematically and transparently....

To Fund or Not to Fund: Helping Executives Get to “No” – Enrich Consulting

Another striking—and often underappreciated—aspect of [Steve] Jobs’ success was his ability to say no. At a company like Apple, thousands of ideas bubble up each year for new products and services that it could launch. The hardest thing for its leader is to decide which ones merit attention. Mr Jobs had an uncanny knack of...