San Diego County (California), 140–141
scenario planning, 58, 95–97
Seagrams, 37
second-order dynamics, 91, 93–94
senior executives, xii–xiii
September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, 114, 161, 201, 220
service levels, 145
service markets, 225–230
service purchases, 27
Singapore, 237
skills, access to, 64
slack, 58–59
South Australia, 222–223
Spanish bank example, 76–77, 189, 210–211
speed, 64–65
staff
allocation of, 176
choices for, 235
rotation of, 207
stakeholders
addressing needs of, 98
analysis of, 84–86
communicating with, 163–167
lasting change and support by, 235–236
in NS&I, 7, 10–11
reacting to changes in, 196–200
targeting, 89
in war games, 194–195
start-ups
horizons for, 244
and speed, 64–65
strategy for rapid, 70–72
State Street Bank, 247–248
Stern Stewart, 163
Stewart, Alan, 112–113, 121
on Accenture, 118
on communications, 116–117
on cosourcing, 119
on growth projections, 113
on September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, 114
on splitting Thomas Cook, 111
Stitt, Skip
on consequences, 155–156
on leadership, 53
strategic flexibility, 103–105
building capability for, 257–259
new business models for, 249–251
strategic governance, 150–151
strategic planning, 207
strategy, 63–82
and benefits of outsourcing, 63–68
change-catalyst, 74–76
failures of, 188
horizons for, 77–81
pathways-to-growth, 72–74
questions for evaluating, 68–70
radical-renewal, 76–77
rapid-start-up, 70–72
stretch goals, 144
Syntel, 126