Backward Strategy Design

Bianca Harrington

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Sinopsis

"Backward Strategy Design" offers a novel approach to strategic planning, emphasizing the critical role of understanding and influencing human behavior. It introduces a framework that begins with the desired psychological response from the target audience and then works backward to design effective interventions. This method challenges traditional approaches that often overlook the importance of psychology in strategic outcomes.

 
The book highlights that strategies often miss their mark because they fail to consider the psychological impact on their intended audience causing plans to be ineffective and resources wasted. The book centers around three core concepts: psychological response mapping, intervention design alignment, and feedback-driven optimization. These concepts guide readers through a systematic process of identifying desired psychological reactions (like motivation or trust), tailoring actions to elicit these responses, and continuously refining strategies based on data.

 
Readers will discover the importance of leveraging insights from behavioral economics and social psychology, such as understanding cognitive biases and emotional drivers, to create more impactful strategies. The book progresses through a step-by-step process, starting with core psychological principles and moving to methodologies for mapping responses, aligning interventions, and measuring psychological impact. Real-world case studies illustrate the application of backward strategy design across various industries, culminating in a continuous improvement framework.

 
This structured approach, combined with practical examples, makes "Backward Strategy Design" a valuable resource for business leaders, strategists, and anyone seeking to enhance their ability to influence human behavior in strategic contexts.

Disponible desde: 27/02/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 103 páginas.

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