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Asia Strategic Planning

Strategic planning is often nothing more than a glorified budget process. At best, companies use the planning process to forecast future revenues and costs; at worst the process is time consuming and does nothing more valuable than create a large pile of paper in the bottom drawer.

Woodward Partners helps companies undertake effective strategic planning processes leading to higher returns and growth. These processes are not time consuming and they do not involve mountains of paper, but they do involve challenging current thinking and identifying opportunities to build value. We help clients identify capability gaps and marketplace opportunities through a comprehensive assessment of Asia distribution management, governance structures, and value networks that affect your company's performance. Through tactical goals and tracking systems, Woodward ensures results.

Client Success Story

Woodward Partners conducted a strategic planning process for an industrial products company, helping them turnaround 20 years of declining growth in Asian markets.

The Problem
The company had operated in Asia for a long time. When they conducted their annual strategic planning session, the management team thought growth had stagnated but could not come up with new ideas to position itself for growth in existing markets.

The Response
Woodward Partners conducted a series of executive workshops and provided a framework to assist executives break their existing paradigms and identify new opportunities for growth.

The Result
The improvements positioned the company for growth in previously stagnant markets.

Our Workshops

Woodward designs and delivers customized workshops, which are open to all.

Related Woodward Updates

December 2008 Update:
Avoiding Common Mistakes.
Learn about three common mistakes that multinational companies make in Asian markets and how to avoid them.

Woodward Fellows

As firms chase lower costs and greater market access, the complexity of operations increases dramatically. These challenging levels of complexity often threaten the ability to generate sustainable profitability in the region. Value Network Analysis (VNA) offers companies a way to gain clarity, pinpoint deficiencies, and realize maximize benefit.

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We would appreciate the opportunity to discuss your questions with you and share from our experience. We have offices in US, Singapore and Japan.