Developing a Measurement Scale for 7-S Framework (original) (raw)

Applications of 7s Framework in Effective Leadership-A Case Study of Jk Tyres

The Model of Mckinsey 7S framework was developed in 1970s by Tom Peters and Robert watermen. This model identifies seven different internal elements of an organization which are crucial for success of an Organization. JK Tyres one of the leading manufacturing company in Mysore gave a training on this model to the people working in the managerial cadre. This study has aimed at analyzing how this model is contributed to effective leadership in the organization.

An Imagination of Organizations in the Future-Rethinking McKinsey's 7S Model.pdf

Organizations try to survive in a hypercompetitive, changing, and unpredictable environment. The form of this survival continuously changes and requires different tools, solutions, dynamics and drivers according to the actual time. Today orga- nizations face with a big paradigm shift, the industrialization of information age. Organizations should find a new form on the basis of the new age requirements. Some authors have suggested some strategic prescriptions harmonized with the actual term such as McKinsey’s 7S Model including strategy, structure, systems, skills, staff, style and shared goals. It is considered that there is a gap related to updating and upgrading these formulas by activating some new concepts such as morphing, organizational ambidexterity and so on. In this study, it is aimed to un- derstand the organizations in the future with internal elements and outer changes which would affect them at the edge of the new era by using this model and offer many propositions.

A Review on Seven S (7S) as a tool of Workplace Organization

The workplace organization is a foundation stone for the productivity improvement that eliminates or reduces the muda, mura and muri. Visual Management and 5S/5C are the basic tools of workplace organization. The visual management focuses on the placing an item, component or machine at specific location with proper labeling and colour coding. While, 5S continually improves the workplace by sorting & placing Gembutsu at proper location, cleaning the Gemba, standardization and sustaining the 4S by training and education to the employees. 7S is the new terminology consists of the seven phases namely Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain or Self Discipline, Safety and Spirit. The paper explains the methodology, action steps, resources required and target outcomes for the implementation of 7S as a tool of organizing workplace scenario.

Using the McKinsey 7-S Model for the Strategy Formulation and Implementation: Case Study in Ceramic Industry in Thailand

2008

The McKinsey 7-S Model is a widely chosen strategy to a variety of activities that views culture as a function of seven variables: strategy, structure, systems, style, staff, skills and shared values. Almost the ceramic industries in Thailand especially in souvenir products are SME. The main objective of this study is to develop as a way of thinking more broadly about the problems of organizing effectively in the SME ceramic industries. As a result, using the McKinsey 7-S model are: these SME ceramic industries do not have the strategy for systematic action and structure; do not have the organization structure and maintains a harmony between the authority-responsibility relationships. In addition, these comprises several systems including forecasting, tracking, communication, accounting and financing, quality assurance, Enterprise Resource Planning and CRM. The leadership approach of the control management styles involved with the way the organization operates and collectively works...