
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 木田氏挨拶とケースメソッドで戦略を学ぶ意義の紹介
00:16 - 吉野家100年戦略の分析演習を提示
00:39 - 演習資料(ケース・年表)の使い方を説明
01:33 - 戦略のフレームワーク(現状→ビジョン→対外・対内・業界選択)を紹介
03:07 - 戦略の必要性とよい戦略がない会社の弊害を説明
04:52 - 吉野家の対外価値(早い・安い・うまい・安全)を分析
06:06 - 対内的な仕組み(カウンター・絞込・マニュアル化)と対外価値の因果関係を検討
07:20 - 演習の取り組み方(部下・上層部への説明を意識)を指示
Time Stamp
00:00 - Kida greets viewers and introduces learning strategy via the case method
00:16 - Presents the Yoshinoya "100-year strategy" analysis exercise
00:39 - Explains how to use the case materials (case text, timeline)
01:33 - Introduces a framework: current state → vision → external/internal/industry choice
03:07 - Explains why strategy matters and the pitfalls of companies without one
04:52 - Analyzes Yoshinoya's external value (fast, cheap, tasty, safe)
06:06 - Examines how internal mechanisms (counter seating, menu focus, manuals) causally support external value
07:20 - Instructs how to approach the exercise, keeping subordinates/executives as the audience
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 解答例(4象限マトリクス)の提示
00:22 - 対内施策と対外価値を矢印でつなぐ解答例を解説
00:34 - カウンター・絞込・マニュアル化が回転率や規模の経済に効く理由を説明
02:34 - この解答例の分かりにくさという弱点を指摘
03:09 - 改善のヒントを提示し次の演習へ
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00:00 - Presents the sample answer as a four-quadrant matrix
00:22 - Explains the answer linking internal actions to external values with arrows
00:34 - Explains how counter seating, menu focus, and manuals drive turnover and economies of scale
02:34 - Points out this answer's weakness: it's hard to follow
03:09 - Gives a hint and sets up the next improvement exercise
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 改善版の解答例(表組みマトリクス)を提示
00:17 - マニュアル化・カウンター・多店舗一括仕入れ等の打ち手を表で整理
01:35 - 新商品開発・クーポン・生涯価値向上の打ち手を解説
02:22 - 券売機なし・カスタマイズという打ち手のメリットを解説
03:18 - 表形式の分かりやすさを総括しまとめへ
Time Stamp
00:00 - Presents an improved sample answer as a table-format matrix
00:17 - Organizes tactics like manuals, counter seating, and bulk purchasing in table form
01:35 - Explains tactics such as new product development, coupons, and boosting lifetime value
02:22 - Explains the benefits of no ticket machines and menu customization
03:18 - Sums up why the table format is clearer, leading into the wrap-up
タイムスタンプ
00:01 - まとめスライド:戦略の定義(現状→ビジョン、対外対内業界選択)を再確認
00:30 - 戦略がベクトル統一とやる気向上につながる効果を説明
01:06 - フレームワーク活用の学びを総括
01:27 - 戦略とパーパス・理念の位置づけの違いを解説
01:56 - 組織文化と理念浸透が戦略実行を支える点に触れ本講座の範囲を明示
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00:01 - Recaps the definition of strategy (current state → vision, external/internal/industry choice)
00:30 - Explains how strategy aligns people and boosts motivation
01:06 - Summarizes the value of using frameworks
01:27 - Distinguishes strategy from purpose/mission in this course's scope
01:56 - Notes how culture and mission support execution, and defines what the course does not cover
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 講座の使い方と講師自己紹介パートの開始
00:11 - 講座の狙い(フレームワーク活用力、ケースメソッドでの解像度向上)を説明
00:44 - 講座内容の全体像図(外部環境→戦略立案4パターン→戦術→PDCA)を紹介
03:26 - 想定受講者(管理職・現場責任者・経営層)を説明
04:40 - 講座の対象外テーマ(事業ポートフォリオ、ブルーオーシャン、機能別戦略)を明示
05:28 - 講座の受講方法(考えながら視聴、良い例/失敗例の比較)を案内
06:29 - 各セクションまとめの活用法とダウンロード資料の案内
Time Stamp
00:00 - Begins the course-usage guide and instructor self-introduction
00:11 - Explains the course's goals (framework skills, sharper strategic insight via the case method)
00:44 - Shows the overall course map (external/internal analysis → four strategy-building approaches → tactics → PDCA)
03:26 - Describes the intended audience (managers, on-site leaders, executives)
04:40 - Clarifies topics outside scope (portfolio management, blue ocean, functional strategy)
05:28 - Explains how to take the course (pause and think, compare good vs. weak answers)
06:29 - Recommends using the section summaries and downloadable PDF resources
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 木田氏の経歴(筑波大学、外資系コンサル、ロンドンビジネススクールMBA)を紹介
00:23 - グロービス立ち上げ関与とシンメトリージャパン設立を説明
00:40 - マサチューセッツ大学MBA講師としての活動を紹介
01:04 - 自身の経営の苦労と戦略の重要性への気づきを語る
01:52 - 戦略を体系化しUdemyで届ける経緯を説明し本題へ
Time Stamp
00:00 - Introduces Kida's background (Tsukuba University, a foreign consulting firm, an MBA from London Business School)
00:23 - Mentions his role launching Globis and founding Symmetry Japan
00:40 - Notes his work as an MBA instructor at the University of Massachusetts
01:04 - Shares his own struggles running a company and realizing strategy's importance
01:52 - Explains how he systematized his approach and now shares it via this Udemy course
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 戦略立案の4パターン(クロスSWOT等)の全体像を提示
00:36 - クロスSWOT(トップダウン)の特徴と弱点(平凡な結論になりがち)を説明
01:13 - 戦略ツリー(ボトムアップ)の特徴と弱点(小粒になりがち)を説明
01:46 - エフェクチュエーション(段階的)の特徴と弱点(社内承認を得にくい)を説明
02:11 - 戦略展開によるイノベーションの特徴と弱点を説明し次のクロスSWOTへ
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00:00 - Overviews the four strategy-formulation approaches (cross-SWOT and others)
00:36 - Explains cross-SWOT (top-down) and its weakness — often produces obvious conclusions
01:13 - Explains the strategy tree (bottom-up) and its weakness — tends to stay small in scope
01:46 - Explains effectuation (step-by-step) and its weakness — hard to get internal approval for
02:11 - Explains strategy-transfer innovation and its weakness, then moves into cross-SWOT
タイムスタンプ
00:01 - クロスSWOT分析は吉野家分析の発展形であると紹介
00:19 - 内部(強み・弱み)と外部(機会・脅威)への細分化を説明
00:36 - SWOTの頭文字(強み弱み機会脅威)の由来を解説
01:11 - 4象限(強み×機会=順風満帆、弱み×機会、強み×脅威=逆風上等、弱み×脅威=沈没回避)の意味を説明
02:20 - 各象限で戦略オプションを考えるという分析の目的をまとめ
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00:01 - Introduces cross-SWOT analysis as an evolution of the Yoshinoya framework
00:19 - Explains splitting internal factors (strengths/weaknesses) and external factors (opportunities/threats)
00:36 - Explains the origin of the SWOT acronym
01:11 - Explains the four quadrants (strengths×opportunities = "smooth sailing," weaknesses×opportunities, strengths×threats = "headwind but strong," weaknesses×threats = "avoid sinking")
02:20 - Summarizes that each quadrant is used to generate strategic options
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 2021年コロナ禍の吉野家を題材にしたクロスSWOT演習を提示
00:50 - 決算データ(売上減・営業CF悪化)を確認
02:45 - 強み(ブランド・店舗オペレーション・調達・立地)を解説
03:18 - 脅威(外食自粛)と機会(テイクアウト・内食需要)を検討
03:53 - 順風満帆エリアの戦略オプション(テイクアウト拡充、コア客深掘り等)を例示
04:40 - 逆風上等エリアの戦略オプション(カウンターのギザギザ化、RIZAPとの協業)を例示
06:22 - 沈没回避エリアの戦略オプション(ベジタブル牛丼、黒い吉野家)と弱み(客層の偏り)を例示
07:36 - クロスSWOTの正しい使い方(順不同・実現可能性を問わない・粒度自由・固有名詞で書く)を解説
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00:00 - Presents the cross-SWOT exercise using Yoshinoya during COVID-19, 2021
00:50 - Reviews financial data (falling sales, worsening operating cash flow)
02:45 - Explains strengths (brand, store operations, procurement, prime locations)
03:18 - Considers threats (dining-out restraint) and opportunities (takeout/at-home-meal demand)
03:53 - Gives examples in the "smooth sailing" quadrant (expanding takeout, deepening core customer relationships, etc.)
04:40 - Gives examples in the "headwind but strong" quadrant (staggered counter seating, RIZAP collaboration)
06:22 - Gives examples in the "avoid sinking" quadrant (vegetable gyudon, the "Black Yoshinoya" concept) and a weakness (narrow customer base)
07:36 - Explains the real way to use cross-SWOT: no fixed order, ignore feasibility at first, any level of detail, use concrete wording
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 解答例:機会にUber Eats、脅威に値下げ圧力・人手不足を追加
00:32 - 弱み(客単価・商品開発力・店舗運営以外のノウハウ)を追加
01:03 - 順風満帆エリア(アルコール販売、Uber母艦店の郊外展開等)を提案
01:44 - 逆風上等エリア(花丸うどんとの分野展開・省人化)を提案
03:19 - 沈没回避エリア(介護施設への出店)を提案しまとめ
Time Stamp
00:00 - Sample answer adds Uber Eats as an opportunity and price pressure/staff shortage as threats
00:32 - Adds weaknesses (low spend per customer, weak product development, limited non-store know-how)
01:03 - Proposes "smooth sailing" options (alcohol sales, Uber "mothership" stores in the suburbs)
01:44 - Proposes "headwind but strong" options (leveraging Hanamaru Udon, self-service to cut staffing)
03:19 - Proposes an "avoid sinking" option (opening in elder-care facilities) to close out
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 戦略目標の絞り込みという次のステップを提示
00:15 - 複数の戦略オプションから一つの戦略目標を選ぶ意義を説明
01:28 - 絞り込みの基準(3~5年の時間軸、順風満帆エリア重視、対外的な打ち手優先)を解説
02:30 - 打ち手が複合的に絡み合う案が望ましい理由(模倣されにくさ)を説明
03:11 - 具体例としてUber母艦店の郊外展開を戦略目標に選ぶ過程を提示
04:31 - 選定理由(市場先取り、配送密度、集中出店)を詳しく説明
06:01 - まとめ:順風満帆エリアから対外的な打ち手を選ぶことを再確認
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00:00 - Introduces the next step: narrowing down to one strategic goal
00:15 - Explains why multiple options must be narrowed to a single strategic goal
01:28 - Explains selection criteria (3-5 year horizon, favor the "smooth sailing" quadrant, prioritize external-facing moves)
02:30 - Explains why combined, interlocking tactics are preferable (harder for rivals to copy)
03:11 - Walks through choosing "Uber mothership stores in the suburbs" as the example strategic goal
04:31 - Details the reasoning (first-mover advantage, delivery density, concentrated store openings)
06:01 - Recaps: choose an external-facing move from the "smooth sailing" quadrant
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 実際の吉野家の発表戦略(有価証券報告書)の紹介を開始
00:23 - 有価証券報告書(EDINET)の入手方法と役割を説明
01:35 - 吉野家のUFO抜粋(新ビジネスモデル等)を読み解くも戦略が不明瞭と指摘
02:58 - 決算数値(助成金依存、キャッシュフロー)を確認し実力を評価
04:32 - まとめて次のテーマ(失敗例の紹介)へ
Time Stamp
00:00 - Introduces checking Yoshinoya's actually disclosed strategy via its securities report
00:23 - Explains how to obtain and use securities reports (via EDINET)
01:35 - Reads Yoshinoya's disclosed strategy excerpts but finds the actual strategy unclear
02:58 - Reviews financial figures (subsidy dependence, cash flow) to gauge real performance
04:32 - Wraps up and transitions to the next topic: typical failure examples
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - クロスSWOT分析の典型的な失敗例とチェックポイント3点を紹介
00:20 - チェックポイント(1):曖昧なキーワードではなく具体的な文章で書く(イマイチな例)
01:00 - チェックポイント(1)続き:戦略オプションも文章で書くべき理由
01:07 - チェックポイント(2):マス目(追い風・逆風)にこだわりすぎない(イマイチな例)
02:01 - チェックポイント(2)まとめ:実現可能性は後回しにして発想を広げる
02:14 - チェックポイント(3):戦略目標は戦略オプションの中から絞り込む(イマイチな例)
02:52 - チェックポイント(3)続き:あれもこれも並列は中途半端になる
03:55 - 3つのチェックポイントまとめと高品質なクロスSWOT分析の実践へ
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00:00 - Introduces typical failures in Cross-SWOT analysis and three checkpoints
00:20 - Checkpoint (1): Write in specific sentences, not vague keywords (example of weak output)
01:00 - Checkpoint (1) continued: Why strategic options should also be written as full sentences
01:07 - Checkpoint (2): Don't fixate on which quadrant (tailwind vs. headwind) an idea belongs to (example of weak output)
02:01 - Checkpoint (2) summary: Prioritize expanding ideas over assessing feasibility
02:14 - Checkpoint (3): Strategic goals must be narrowed down from strategic options (example of weak output)
02:52 - Checkpoint (3) continued: Listing multiple goals in parallel leads to half-measures
03:55 - Summary of all three checkpoints and encouragement to apply them
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 戦略目標選択の応用編として2つの視点(強者弱者、ライフサイクル)を提示
00:49 - 強者(マーケットリーダー)の戦略(総合1位主義・モノマネ)を説明
01:32 - 弱者(チャレンジャー・ニッチャー)の戦略(差別化・ニッチ1位主義)を説明
02:58 - マーケットポジションの下克上を高知県のビール事例で解説
04:56 - エリアだけでなく機能面での差別化でも逆転可能と補足
05:30 - ビジネスライフサイクル(導入・成長・成熟・衰退)とSWOT象限の対応を説明
07:34 - まとめ:強者弱者の視点とライフサイクルを踏まえた戦略目標選びを解説
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00:00 - Presents an advanced view on choosing strategic goals: leader/challenger strategy and business lifecycle
00:49 - Explains market-leader strategy (compete everywhere, imitate followers)
01:32 - Explains challenger/niche strategy (differentiate, aim for niche #1)
02:58 - Explains upending market position using the Kochi-prefecture beer example
04:56 - Notes that functional differentiation, not just geography, can also flip the position
05:30 - Explains the business lifecycle (introduction, growth, maturity, decline) and which SWOT quadrant to focus on at each stage
07:34 - Sums up choosing a strategic goal using leader/challenger thinking and lifecycle stage
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 外部環境分析と内部資源精査の方法論紹介を開始
00:20 - 人口動態データや未来年表の活用を紹介
01:15 - 独自のPEST分析(政治・経済・社会・技術の2028年予測)を展開
03:56 - バリューチェーン(価値連鎖)の概念とパソコン業界の例を説明
05:35 - 業界横断バリューチェーンと本来のバリューチェーンの違いを補足
06:26 - 内部資源(強み発見ワークシート)の使い方を紹介
07:08 - 強みが本当に利益につながるか検証する重要性を説明
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00:00 - Begins introducing methods for analyzing external environment and internal resources
00:20 - Introduces using demographic data and "future timeline" reports
01:15 - Presents his own PEST analysis (political, economic, social, tech forecast to 2028)
03:56 - Explains the value chain concept using the PC industry as an example
05:35 - Clarifies the difference between this cross-industry value chain and the traditional single-company one
06:26 - Introduces the "strength discovery worksheet" for internal resources
07:08 - Stresses checking whether a perceived strength truly translates into profit
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - このパートの全体まとめの開始
00:11 - クロスSWOT分析の要点(強み弱み×機会脅威、順風満帆重視)を再確認
00:43 - 通常のSWOTとの違い、行ったり来たりする使い方を補足
01:22 - 2021年吉野家の戦略目標(仮想)と実際の発表戦略の検証結果を振り返る
01:45 - 外部環境・内部資源の分析ツールを再掲し次テーマ(ボトムアップ型)を予告
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00:00 - Opens the overall summary for this part
00:11 - Recaps cross-SWOT essentials (strengths/weaknesses × opportunities/threats, favor the "smooth sailing" quadrant)
00:43 - Notes the difference from plain SWOT and the back-and-forth way to use it
01:22 - Recaps the hypothetical 2021 Yoshinoya goal and the check against its real disclosed strategy
01:45 - Reviews the external/internal analysis tools and previews the next topic: bottom-up strategy building
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 新テーマ「戦略ツリーによるボトムアップアプローチ」を紹介
00:23 - ボトムアップ型戦略立案の5ステップを提示
00:56 - 2023年吉野家(コロナ回復期)を題材にした演習を提示
01:46 - 決算データを踏まえ3年間の戦略を考えるよう促す
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00:00 - Introduces the new topic: bottom-up approach via the "strategy tree"
00:23 - Presents the five steps of bottom-up strategy building
00:56 - Presents the exercise using Yoshinoya in 2023, during post-COVID recovery
01:46 - Prompts viewers to plan a 3-year strategy using the shown financial data
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - ステップ1「目標設定」:目標カードへの自由記入を開始
00:12 - 具体例(新客層獲得、売上・利益目標、ゴーストキッチン等)を9枚提示
01:20 - 記入のコツ(文章で書く、制約なし、行ったり来たり、1枚1項目)を解説
03:35 - 重点3枚への絞り込みと選択理由の裏面記載を指示
04:09 - 実例(女性高齢者層、経常利益150億円、良い会社イメージ)を選定
04:52 - 選定理由(短期業績、負けない経営、炎上対応)を裏面に記載
05:51 - ステップ2「社内で目標合意」へ移行
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00:00 - Step 1, "goal setting": begins freely writing goals onto cards
00:12 - Shows nine example goals (new customer segments, sales/profit targets, ghost kitchens, etc.)
01:20 - Explains tips for writing (use full sentences, no constraints, revisit earlier steps, one item per card)
03:35 - Instructs narrowing to 3 priority cards and noting reasons on the back
04:09 - Selects the example goals (women/elderly segment, ¥15B ordinary profit, "good company" image)
04:52 - Records the reasoning behind each choice (short-term results, resilient management, responding to controversy)
05:51 - Moves to Step 2: gaining internal agreement on the goals
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 重点課題の抽出(課題カードへの記入)を開始
00:17 - 3つの重点課題(本業の頭打ち、仕入れ価格不安定、炎上イメージ)を選定
00:48 - 各課題を選んだ理由を裏面に記載し次ステップ(解決策立案)へ
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00:00 - Begins extracting key issues by writing them on issue cards
00:17 - Selects three priority issues (stagnant core business, unstable procurement costs, negative image from controversy)
00:48 - Records the reasoning for each on the back and moves to the next step: proposing solutions
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - ステップ4「解決策の立案」の進め方(グルーピング・順序整理)を説明
00:21 - 課題1(本業頭打ち)への解決策(新業態の試行錯誤、テイクアウト展開)を提示
01:31 - 課題2(仕入れ価格不安定)への解決策(国内牛肉調達、プレミアム化/低価格化)を提示
02:19 - 課題3(悪いイメージ)への解決策(社内教育、再ブランディング、ユーザー発信型PR)を提示
03:11 - まとめて最終ステップ(発生問題と対処の考察)へ
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00:00 - Explains Step 4, "proposing solutions" (grouping ideas, sequencing them)
00:21 - Presents solutions for Issue 1, the stagnant core business (trying new formats, expanding takeout)
01:31 - Presents solutions for Issue 2, unstable procurement costs (domestic beef sourcing, premium vs. budget pricing)
02:19 - Presents solutions for Issue 3, the bad image (internal training, rebranding, user-generated promotion)
03:11 - Wraps up and moves to the final step: anticipating pushback and how to handle it
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - ステップ5「発生問題と対処の考察」の趣旨(反対意見の想定と対処法)を説明
00:40 - 新業態試行への反対意見(花丸うどん優先論)と対処法を例示
01:53 - テイクアウト・非飲食業態への反対意見(過去の京樽失敗)と対処法を例示
02:59 - 調達関連の解決策への反対意見(水害リスク、味の低下懸念)と対処法を例示
03:56 - 教育・再ブランディングへの反対意見(コスト増、効果への疑問)と対処法を例示
05:20 - ユーザー発信型PRへの対処(外部コンサル活用)を例示しツリー全体像をまとめ
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00:00 - Explains Step 5, "anticipated problems and countermeasures" — foreseeing objections and how to answer them
00:40 - Example: pushback favoring Hanamaru Udon over new formats, and how to counter it
01:53 - Example: pushback on takeout/non-restaurant formats (citing the past Kyotaru failure), and how to counter it
02:59 - Example: pushback on sourcing solutions (flood risk, taste concerns), and how to counter it
03:56 - Example: pushback on training/rebranding (added cost, doubted effectiveness), and how to counter it
05:20 - Example: addressing user-generated promotion via external consultants, then recaps the full strategy tree
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 「行ったり来たり」の重要性を振り返り全体図の見直しを開始
00:26 - 複数のカードが実は繋がっていると気づく過程を紹介
00:59 - 「顧客の出世魚モデル」(吉野家ユース/プレミアム別業態)を提案
01:44 - このモデルが客単価アップと炎上リスク低減にも効く理由を説明
02:46 - 5ステップの行き来を体現する事例としてまとめる
Time Stamp
00:00 - Revisits the importance of "going back and forth" and reopens the overall diagram
00:26 - Notices that several separate cards actually connect with each other
00:59 - Proposes the "customer growth ladder" model (a budget "Yoshinoya Youth" and a premium "Yoshinoya Premium")
01:44 - Explains how this model also boosts average spend and reduces controversy risk
02:46 - Recaps this as an example of revisiting earlier steps within the five-step process
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 完成したツリー型戦略パッケージを社内発表用スライドとして紹介
00:38 - 戦略目標3点(経常利益150億円、出世魚モデル、良い会社イメージ)を発表形式で説明
01:06 - 各目標の必要性と乗り越えるべき3課題を発表形式で説明
02:15 - 各課題への対処法発表とカード作成プロセスの効用を補足
03:03 - 実際の吉野家有価証券報告書・決算を確認し戦略の変化の乏しさを指摘
03:47 - 実際の新施策(ダチョウ肉丼、ラーメン世界一ビジョン)を紹介
05:34 - まとめてボトムアップ型戦略立案パートを総括
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00:00 - Presents the completed tree-shaped strategy package as an internal presentation
00:38 - Delivers the three strategic goals (¥15B ordinary profit, the growth-ladder model, a "good company" image) in presentation form
01:06 - Explains each goal's rationale and the three obstacles to overcome, presentation-style
02:15 - Presents countermeasures for each issue and notes the value of the card-writing process
03:03 - Checks Yoshinoya's actual securities report and financials, finding little real strategic change
03:47 - Introduces real new initiatives (the ostrich-meat bowl, the "world's #1 ramen" vision)
05:34 - Wraps up the bottom-up strategy-building part
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 自社を題材にしたボトムアップ型戦略立案の詳細説明を開始
00:29 - ステップ1目標設定(文章で書く、3年軸、絞り込み)を解説
01:18 - クロスSWOTとの併用(補完的な使い方)を提案
02:15 - ステップ2重点課題抽出(ネガティブな文章表現)を解説
02:39 - 解決策立案との切り分けと課題発見ワークシートの使い方を解説
03:39 - 課題発見ワークシート(ヒトモノカネ情報×対内対外)の使い方を例示
04:39 - 目標の裏返しにしない絞り込みのコツを解説
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00:00 - Begins detailing bottom-up strategy building using the viewer's own company
00:29 - Explains Step 1, goal setting (write in sentences, 3-year horizon, then narrow down)
01:18 - Suggests combining this with cross-SWOT as complementary approaches
02:15 - Explains Step 2, extracting key issues (phrase them negatively)
02:39 - Explains keeping issue-finding separate from solution-finding, and the issue-finding worksheet
03:39 - Demonstrates the issue-finding worksheet (people/goods/money/information × internal/external)
04:39 - Explains the knack for narrowing issues without merely restating the goal in reverse
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - ステップ3「解決策の立案」の注意点(因果関係の正確さ)を説明
00:38 - カードの組み合わせや優先順位付けの活用法を解説
01:04 - 解決策が浮かばない時は課題設定を見直すべきと助言
01:33 - 悪い例(店舗戦略のクーポン配布等)でツッコミどころを指摘
02:38 - 良い例(リピート率向上を軸にした解決策)への修正過程を解説
04:21 - ステップ5「発生問題と対処の考察」への移行とリスク・抵抗勢力の想定を説明
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00:00 - Explains Step 3, "proposing solutions," and the need for tight cause-and-effect logic
00:38 - Explains combining and prioritizing cards
01:04 - Advises revisiting the issue statement when no solution comes to mind
01:33 - Critiques a weak example (a store manager's coupon-focused plan) for its flawed logic
02:38 - Walks through revising it into a strong example centered on boosting the repeat-visit rate
04:21 - Moves to Step 5, anticipating pushback and risks from executing the solutions
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - ボトムアップ型戦略立案5ステップ全体のまとめを開始
00:16 - 5ステップ(目標設定→合意→課題抽出→解決策→発生問題考察)を再確認
00:31 - 行ったり来たりしながら質を高める重要性を再強調
00:48 - 各ステップのコツ(クロスSWOT併用、課題発想ワークシート、因果関係の正確さ)を総括
02:06 - 抵抗勢力の想定が戦略実行力を高めると締めくくり次テーマへ
Time Stamp
00:00 - Begins the overall summary of the five-step bottom-up strategy process
00:16 - Recaps the five steps (set goals → gain agreement → extract issues → propose solutions → anticipate problems)
00:31 - Reemphasizes the importance of revisiting earlier steps to improve quality
00:48 - Summarizes tips for each step (pairing with cross-SWOT, the issue-finding worksheet, precise cause-and-effect)
02:06 - Closes by noting that anticipating resistance raises execution success, then previews the next topic
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - テーマ転換、エフェクチュエーション(試行錯誤型戦略)の位置づけと弱点(社内承認の取りにくさ)
00:52 - 米国起業家の調査から生まれた起源、コーゼーション(理論先行型)との対比
02:16 - 5原則1:手中の鳥(既に持つリソースの活用)
02:34 - 5原則2:許容可能な損失(撤退ラインの設定)
03:07 - 5原則3:クレイジーキルト(競合との協業)
03:52 - 5原則4:レモネード(苦境をチャンスに変える)
04:22 - 5原則5:飛行機の中のパイロット(計器盤で状況を監視する)
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00:00 - Topic shift to Effectuation (a trial-and-error strategy approach) and its weakness (hard to get internal approval)
00:52 - Origins from research on US entrepreneurs, contrasted with Causation (theory-driven approach)
02:16 - Principle 1: Bird in Hand (use resources you already have)
02:34 - Principle 2: Affordable Loss (set an exit line)
03:07 - Principle 3: Crazy Quilt (collaborate even with competitors)
03:52 - Principle 4: Lemonade (turn setbacks into opportunities)
04:22 - Principle 5: Pilot-in-the-Plane (monitor the situation via instruments)
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - エフェクチュエーション実例:2020年コロナ禍で対面講座が全滅、代替としてZOOMオペレーター派遣ビジネスを開始
00:48 - 手中の鳥の原則:既存の受付・人員ノウハウを活かして外販化
01:19 - 許容可能な損失&クレイジーキルト:広告費ゼロで集客、競合と協業し大型案件にも対応
02:01 - レモネードの原則:コロナのピンチをビジネスチャンスに転換
02:12 - パイロットの原則:粗利率や案件パイプラインを管理し事業を軌道に乗せる
Time Stamp
00:00 - Effectuation case study: COVID-19 in 2020 wiped out in-person seminars, so the company pivoted to a Zoom-operator dispatch business
00:48 - Bird in Hand: leveraged existing front-desk and staffing know-how to sell the service externally
01:19 - Affordable Loss & Crazy Quilt: acquired customers with zero ad spend, and partnered with competitors to handle large orders
02:01 - Lemonade principle: turned the COVID crisis into a business opportunity
02:12 - Pilot-in-the-Plane: tracked gross margin and the project pipeline to keep the business on track
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - このパートのまとめ:エフェクチュエーションはアメリカの起業家が使う戦略立案の方法論
00:23 - 5原則(手中の鳥・許容可能な損失・クレイジーキルト・レモネード・パイロット)とZOOM事例の振り返り
00:47 - 次のパートへ:テーマを大きく切り替え
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00:00 - Wrap-up: Effectuation is the strategy-planning method used by American entrepreneurs
00:23 - Recap of the 5 principles (Bird in Hand, Affordable Loss, Crazy Quilt, Lemonade, Pilot-in-the-Plane) and the Zoom-operator case
00:47 - Transition to the next major topic
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - テーマ転換:イノベーションのための「戦略展開」の紹介、クロスSWOTやボトムアップの弱点
00:47 - ジレットモデル(本体を安く・消耗品で儲ける)を例に異業種から学ぶ発想
01:35 - イノベーションを考える5つの視点(顧客セグメント・価格収入構造・提供価値・外部コラボ・バリューチェーン)
02:10 - 戦略展開ワークシートの紹介
02:29 - 聞き慣れない用語向けに次ページの用語集を案内
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00:00 - Topic shift: introducing "Strategy Deployment" for innovation, and the weaknesses of Cross-SWOT and bottom-up approaches
00:47 - The Gillette model (cheap razor, profit from blades) as an example of learning from other industries
01:35 - Five lenses for innovation: customer segment, pricing/revenue structure, value proposition, external collaboration, and value chain
02:10 - Introducing the Strategy Deployment worksheet
02:29 - Pointer to a glossary on the next page for unfamiliar terms
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 事例紹介の開始、戦略展開ワークシートの使い方を実例で解説
00:16 - ベネッセ事例:学校向け生徒手帳製造から、顧客セグメント変更で成長
01:10 - ベネッセ:BtoC通信教育への転換、赤ペン先生など外部リソースの活用
02:47 - ベネッセ:顧客ライフサイクルの拡大(UDEMY・介護ビジネスへ)
03:15 - ユニクロ事例:バリューチェーン統合(SPA業態)による成長
04:23 - ユニクロ:デザインから回収まで一貫統合する仕組みの解説
05:15 - コメダ珈琲事例:フランチャイズによる外部リソース活用で急拡大
Time Stamp
00:00 - Starting the case studies, illustrating how to use the Strategy Deployment worksheet
00:16 - Benesse case: grew by changing its customer segment, from selling student notebooks to schools
01:10 - Benesse: shift to B2C correspondence education, using external resources like the "Red Pen Teacher" grading service
02:47 - Benesse: expanding along the customer life cycle (into Udemy and elder-care businesses)
03:15 - Uniqlo case: growth through value-chain integration (the SPA model)
04:23 - Uniqlo: explaining the fully integrated model from design through collection
05:15 - Komeda Coffee case: rapid expansion by leveraging external resources through franchising
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 戦略展開ワークシートの書き方:5パターンすべてを埋める必要はない
00:15 - コメダ珈琲・ユニクロ・ベネッセに見る「1点突破型」と「組み合わせ型」
00:40 - 「リソースの持ち方」が点線になっている理由
01:10 - 優れた戦略は「顧客への提供価値」と「社内リソース」がマッチする
01:29 - リソースから戦略展開を読み解く方法
01:46 - ケースメソッド:戦略展開ワークシートでイノベーションを考える
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00:00 - How to complete the Strategy Development Worksheet: not all five patterns need to be filled in
00:15 - Komeda Coffee, UNIQLO, and Benesse: focused vs. combined approaches
00:40 - Why "how resources are held" is shown with a dotted line
01:10 - Strong strategies align customer value with internal resources
01:29 - How to interpret strategic development through a company's resources
01:46 - Case method: using the Strategy Development Worksheet to generate innovation ideas
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 演習:青木のスーツサブスクサービス構想、戦略展開ワークシートを使う課題の説明
00:58 - ケース資料:2017年時点の状況、決算書とセグメント別売上
01:50 - 紳士服の販売チャネル別市場規模と専門店の状況
02:20 - 上場企業のマーケットシェア(青山商事がリーダー、青木はチャレンジャー)
02:56 - 戦略展開ワークシートを使って構想するよう指示
Time Stamp
00:00 - Exercise: envisioning a suit subscription service for Aoki, using the Strategy Deployment worksheet
00:58 - Case materials: the company's 2017 situation, financial statements, and segment-by-segment sales
01:50 - Market size by menswear sales channel and the state of specialty stores
02:20 - Market share among listed menswear companies (Aoyama Trading as leader, Aoki as challenger)
02:56 - Instruction to design the plan using the Strategy Deployment worksheet
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 解答例:価格収入構造をサブスク(継続課金)に変更
00:23 - 提供価値:スタイリストによるコーディネート提案で選ぶ手間を削減
00:44 - 自社リソース:契約・顧客管理の新たな必要性
01:16 - 外部リソース活用:佐川急便(配送)、寺田倉庫(保管)との協業
01:37 - 顧客セグメント変更:共食い回避のためBtoBや大学生協への展開アイデア
03:09 - 実際の結果:2018年スーツボックス開始、好調な滑り出し
03:45 - 半年後に新規受付停止、その後サービス終了(撤退判断の速さを評価)
04:53 - 次の演習へ:新規事業責任者の評価という切り口の紹介
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00:00 - Sample answer: shifting the pricing/revenue structure to a subscription (recurring billing) model
00:23 - Value proposition: an in-house stylist selects outfits, saving customers the hassle of choosing
00:44 - Internal resources: the new need for contract and customer management
01:16 - External resources: partnering with Sagawa Express (delivery) and Terrada Warehouse (storage)
01:37 - Changing customer segments: ideas like B2B or university co-ops to avoid cannibalizing existing sales
03:09 - What actually happened: Aoki launched "Suit Box" in 2018 to a strong start
03:45 - New sign-ups paused six months later, and the service was later discontinued (praised for the speed of the exit decision)
04:53 - Moving to the next exercise: evaluating the new-business leader from a different angle
タイムスタンプ
00:00 まとめ:戦略展開によるイノベーション(5つの視点とワークシート)
00:53 ベネッセ・ユニクロ・コメダ・青木の事例の振り返り
01:07 次のパートへ:戦略立案実行を担う人材の評価法
Time Stamp
00:00 Wrap-up: innovation through Strategy Deployment (the five lenses and the worksheet)
00:53 Recap of the Benesse, Uniqlo, Komeda, and Aoki case studies
01:07 Transition to the next part: how to evaluate people who lead strategy planning and execution
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 戦略人材を「成果」や「能力」で評価する難しさ
03:29 - 解決策としての「コンピテンシー(行動特性)」
04:22 - 観察可能な行動で戦略人材を評価する方法
05:34 - 33項目のコンピテンシーと自社向けカスタマイズ
06:51 - コンピテンシーを人材育成・戦略人材の発掘に活かす
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00:00 - Why strategy professionals are difficult to evaluate by results or capabilities
03:29 - Competencies as a solution: focusing on observable behaviors
04:22 - How to evaluate strategy professionals through observable behaviors
05:34 - 33 competencies and customization for your organization
06:51 - Using competencies to develop and identify strategic talent
タイムスタンプ
00:00 まとめ:人材評価はコンピテンシー(行動特性)が推奨、33項目の一覧を紹介
00:33 コンピテンシー評価を継続する効果:組織の戦略立案力の向上
00:56 測定方法:コンピテンシーインタビュー(成果を上げた時の行動を詳しく聞く手法)
01:45 次のパートへ:戦術シナリオ
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00:00 Wrap-up: competency (behavioral traits) is the recommended basis for evaluating people, with a 33-item competency list introduced
00:33 The benefit of ongoing competency-based evaluation: it raises the organization's strategic-planning ability
00:56 Measurement method: the "competency interview," which probes in detail how a person acted when they delivered results
01:45 Transition to the next part: tactical scenarios
タイムスタンプ
00:00 テーマ転換:戦略を具体化する「戦術」の4ステップを紹介
00:43 吉野家の例:UBER母艦店の郊外展開という戦略目標を具体化していく
01:14 ステップ1:KGI(数値目標+達成期日)の設定
02:34 KGIの数値例:年商25億円、達成期日2028年2月
02:56 ステップ2:ロジックツリーで細分化し重点3項目を絞り込む
03:19 細分化の具体例:1店舗あたり売上や客単価からの積み上げ計算
04:10 出店候補地の絞り込みプロセス(採算チェック・オーナー契約率)
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00:00 Topic shift: introducing the 4-step process for turning strategy into concrete "tactics"
00:43 Yoshinoya example: making the strategic goal of "suburban expansion of flagship Uber Eats stores" concrete
01:14 Step 1: setting the KGI (a numeric target plus a target date)
02:34 Example KGI figures: 2.5 billion yen in annual sales, target date February 2028
02:56 Step 2: breaking it down with a logic tree and narrowing to three priority initiatives
03:19 Breakdown example: building up per-store sales from average order value and order volume
04:10 The process of narrowing candidate store locations (profitability checks, owner-contract rate)
タイムスタンプ
00:00 戦術構築(細分化・具体化)のイメージを確認
00:15 BtoBビジネスの売上分解事例(新規顧客開拓と既存顧客の深耕)
01:49 3施策への絞り込みと、KPI設定シートへの転記
02:48 KPI(重要業績指標)の意味と役割:先行指標として早期の軌道修正を可能にする
03:49 KPI設定のコツ:手段寄り/目的寄りの見極めと、コントローラブルな指標の選び方
04:12 営業プロセス別のKPI例(架電数・アポ数・RFP・成約数)
06:14 KPIのリスク:自己目的化と機会費用
07:14 アジャストとトリガー:KPI見直しのタイミングをあらかじめ決めておく
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00:00 Confirming the image of building tactics through breakdown and concretization
00:15 Example of breaking down B2B sales (new-customer acquisition vs. deepening existing accounts)
01:49 Narrowing down to three priority initiatives and transferring them onto the KPI-setting sheet
02:48 What a KPI is and why it matters: a leading indicator that enables early course correction
03:49 Tips for setting KPIs: distinguishing means-oriented from ends-oriented metrics, and choosing controllable ones
04:12 KPI examples by sales-process stage (calls made, appointments set, RFPs, deals closed)
06:14 Risks of KPIs: becoming an end in itself, and opportunity cost
07:14 "Adjust" and "trigger": deciding in advance when a KPI will be revisited
タイムスタンプ
00:00 ステップ4:行動目標の設定(具体的でイメージしやすい言葉にする)
00:54 行動目標は週次でモニタリング、それを運用するのが管理職の役割
01:34 施策1の具体例:問い合わせ数の把握、アクセス解析、書籍3冊読破などのタスク化
02:50 補足:「進捗の法則」(テレサ・アマビール氏)が部下のモチベーションを高める
04:19 上司の役割:部下に進捗を実感させるフィードバックの重要性
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00:00 Step 4: setting action targets, phrased in concrete, easy-to-picture language
00:54 Action targets are monitored weekly, and running that monitoring is a manager's job
01:34 Example for initiative 1: turning it into tasks like tracking inquiry counts, setting up web analytics, and reading three books
02:50 Aside: the "progress principle" (Teresa Amabile) as a strong driver of subordinate motivation
04:19 The manager's role: giving feedback that lets subordinates feel their progress
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 演習:状態目標での戦術シナリオ構築(アルバイトが辞めない職場づくり)
00:34 - 課題設定:郊外店はアルバイト確保が困難、離職防止をKPIとして設定
01:09 - ロジックツリーで細分化(アルバイト自体を変える/働く環境を変える)
02:09 - 回答例:細分化の全体像(長期的なメリット強化・アルムナイ的な再雇用など)
03:20 - 重点3施策の選定(同期の満足度向上・日々のコミュニケーション・職位アップ)
Time Stamp
00:00 - Exercise: building a tactical scenario around a qualitative (state) goal — creating a workplace where part-timers don't quit
00:34 - Setting the problem: suburban stores struggle to secure part-time staff, so retention becomes the KPI
01:09 - Breaking it down with a logic tree (changing the staff themselves vs. changing the work environment)
02:09 - Sample answer: the full breakdown (boosting long-term benefits, "alumni"-style rehiring, etc.)
03:20 - Selecting the three priority initiatives (raising cohort satisfaction, daily communication, promotion opportunities)
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - KPIと行動目標設定の演習(重点3施策それぞれについて考える)
00:43 - 解答例:施策1「日々のコミュニケーションで動機付け」の状態目標とアジャスト/トリガー
01:10 - 解答例:施策2「職位が上がるようにする」の状態目標
01:27 - 解答例:施策3「同期満足度」の数値目標(NPSの補足説明)
01:58 - 行動目標への落とし込み(トーク検証・チェックリスト作成・指示書作成など)
Time Stamp
00:00 - Exercise: setting KPIs and action targets for each of the three priority initiatives
00:43 - Sample answer: a state goal, plus adjust/trigger, for initiative 1 ("motivate through daily communication")
01:10 - Sample answer: a state goal for initiative 2 ("create paths to higher rank")
01:27 - Sample answer: a numeric goal for initiative 3 ("cohort satisfaction"), with a note on NPS
01:58 - Turning these into action targets (testing talking points, building a checklist, writing instructions for managers)
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - パートまとめ:戦術構築の4ステップ(KGI→重点3項目→KPI→行動目標)
00:26 - KGI・KPIの定義と状態目標の考え方、コントローラブル度合いへの注意
01:23 - アジャストとトリガー、行動目標の進捗管理は管理職の役割
01:49 - 次のパートへ:戦略見直しの手法
Time Stamp
00:00 - Part wrap-up: the 4-step tactics process (KGI → three priority initiatives → KPI → action targets)
00:26 - Definitions of KGI and KPI, the idea of state goals, and being mindful of how controllable a metric is
01:23 - "Adjust" and "trigger," and that tracking action-target progress is a manager's job
01:49 - Transition to the next part: methods for revisiting strategy
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - テーマ転換:戦略見直しの必要性(外部環境の激変時だけでなく毎年見直すべき)
00:31 - ローリング方式(中期経営計画を毎年見直す方式)の説明
00:47 - 業績目標を達成していても見直すべき理由:PDCAで組織の戦略立案力を高める
02:12 - 見直しの3手法を予告:戦略パッケージの逆算法、4パターンの使い回し、タイムスリップ戦略検証
Time Stamp
00:00 - Topic shift: why strategy needs revisiting — not only when the external environment changes drastically, but every year
00:31 - Explaining the "rolling" method of revising a mid-term business plan annually
00:47 - Why strategy should be revisited even when performance targets are met: PDCA raises the organization's strategic-planning ability
02:12 - Preview of three review methods: the reverse-engineered strategy package, reusing the four patterns, and time-slip strategy verification
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 戦略パッケージの逆算法:見直しはゼロからのやり直しではないという前提
00:32 - 戦略目標を安易に変えるリスク(現場の混乱・エンゲージメント低下)
01:28 - 逆算法の考え方:戦術構築の流れを具体から抽象へ逆にたどる
02:17 - 戦術(行動目標・KPI設定)の妥当性チェック
02:35 - 重点3施策の組み合わせを再検討(ロジックツリーの弱点を補う視点)
05:02 - KGI目標設定の妥当性チェック
05:20 - 戦略目標・外部環境評価の妥当性チェック(AI市場の過大評価を例に)
Time Stamp
00:00 - The reverse-engineered strategy package: revisiting strategy is not starting from zero
00:32 - The risk of casually changing strategic goals (confusion on the ground, lower engagement)
01:28 - The idea behind the reverse method: retrace the tactics-building flow backward, from concrete to abstract
02:17 - Checking the validity of tactics (action targets and KPI settings)
02:35 - Re-examining combinations among the three priority initiatives (addressing a weakness of logic trees)
05:02 - Checking the validity of the KGI target setting
05:20 - Checking the validity of the strategic goal and the external-environment assessment (using the AI market as an example of possible overestimation)
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 見直し手法2:戦略立案4パターンの使い回し
00:14 - 例:初年度はクロスSWOTで立案、1年後の見直しはあえてボトムアップで比較
00:39 - 翌年(2年後)の見直しはエフェクチュエーションで検証し見落としを発見
00:44 - 実務上の注意:見直しは厳密にやりすぎず、自部署内で割り切って良い
Time Stamp
00:00 - Review method 2: reusing the four strategy-planning patterns
00:14 - Example: plan year one with Cross-SWOT, then deliberately use bottom-up planning for the one-year review to compare
00:39 - For the following year's review, verify with Effectuation to catch anything missed
00:44 - A practical caveat: reviews don't need to be done with strict rigor — it's fine to keep them simple within your own team
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 見直し手法3:タイムスリップ戦略検証、元になった「タイムマシン経営」の紹介
00:35 - タイムスリップ戦略検証のやり方:過去の自分に転生し、当時の戦略と比較検証
01:11 - 実例:2020年3月のコロナ禍対応(ZOOMでの有料公開への意思決定)
02:27 - タイムスリップした視点からの反省:UDEMYへの着手が遅すぎた
03:15 - 反省の理由:外部環境分析の不足、ビジネスモデル理解の不足、内部の弱み(フロー型事業)の認識不足
04:37 - 教訓を活かした改善策:外部コンサル活用、4パターンの併用、超予測の導入
Time Stamp
00:00 - Review method 3: time-slip strategy verification, introducing the "time-machine management" idea it's based on
00:35 - How time-slip strategy verification works: mentally travel back into your past self and compare against the strategy you actually chose
01:11 - Real example: the company's March 2020 COVID response (the decision to launch paid Zoom sessions)
02:27 - Reflection from the time-slipped viewpoint: starting on Udemy came far too late
03:15 - Why: insufficient analysis of the external environment, poor understanding of Udemy's business model, and failing to recognize an internal weakness (a flow-type business)
04:37 - Improvements made from this lesson: using outside consultants, combining all four planning patterns, and adopting "superforecasting"
タイムスタンプ
00:00 - 全体のまとめ:外部環境・内部資源の精査から戦略立案4パターンまでの振り返り
00:38 - 戦術シナリオ4ステップと振り返り(PDCA)、人材評価(コンピテンシー)の位置づけ
01:20 - 決算書・株価・PBRを見ることの重要性
02:10 - PBR1倍割れの意味と株主対策の重要性
03:21 - 講座の本編終了、この後はFAQへ
Time Stamp
00:00 - Overall recap: from analyzing the external environment and internal resources through the four strategy-planning patterns
00:38 - Where the 4-step tactical scenario, the PDCA review, and competency-based people evaluation fit into the whole picture
01:20 - The importance of also looking at financial statements, share price, and PBR
02:10 - What a PBR below 1 means, and why managing shareholder expectations matters
03:21 - The main course content ends here; an FAQ section follows
●更新情報
・自部署で「戦略セッション」を主催するための実践ガイダンスをダウンロード特典に追加しました (2026/3/17)
・市場調査を継続的に行うためのChatGPTプロンプトをダウンロード特典に追加しました (2025/12/15)
●成果を出す組織に不可欠な「戦略のPDCA」を実践的に学ぶ
かつてのように、横並びの戦略と社員の努力だけで成果が出る時代は終わりました。変化の激しい現代においては、正しい戦略の立案と、それを実行・見直ししていく力こそが、企業の浮沈を左右します。
本講座では、戦略立案→実行→振り返り→修正という「戦略PDCA」のサイクルを、実在企業のケースや演習を通じて体得していきます。単なる理論学習にとどまらず、現場で「使える戦略思考力」を身につけていただけます。
●講座の特長
■フレームワークを使って学ぶ、再現可能な戦略立案力
戦略はセンスではなく、誰でも鍛えられる“思考技術”です。本講座では、クロスSWOT分析や戦略ツリーなど、実務で活用されているフレームワークを用い、戦略を体系的に構築する方法を学びます。経営企画、営業、マーケティングなど、あらゆる業種・職種で応用可能なスキルが身につきます。
■本講座は「戦略思考エンジン」の中核<ハブ>に位置づけられています
戦略を組織で立案・実行・見直しするための学習系列、それが講師の提唱する「戦略思考エンジン」です。すなわち会計による現状把握、ロジックツリーによる戦術への落とし込み、部下のフィードバックによる実行支援、そして社内政治への対処の中核として設計されています。
■演習で「使える」に変える
知識として理解するだけではなく、実際に「使える」ことを重視しています。吉野家のようなB2C企業だけでなく、B2B企業も題材とした演習を通じて、自らの手でフレームワークを駆使し、分析・考察・提案を行う力を養います。実務にそのまま活かせる実践力が身につきます。
■「典型的な失敗例」から学ぶ実践的アプローチ
戦略には「正解」がありません。本講座では、各演習に対して典型的な失敗パターンも提示し、その背景にある誤解や思考の癖を丁寧に解説。成功例だけでなく失敗例からも学ぶことで、思考の引き出しが増え、より実践的な戦略構築力が養われます。
■戦略を「立てっぱなし」にしないための見直し手法
中期経営計画などを立てたものの、実行や見直しが不十分――そんな課題を多くの企業が抱えています。本講座では、戦略を継続的にアップデートするための見直し手法(戦略パッケージ逆算法、タイムスリップ検証など)も体系的に学習。戦略PDCAを回せる力が身につきます。
■戦略人材をどう評価するか
戦略の成否は「誰が担うか」によって決まります。本講座では、戦略立案・実行を担う人材の評価方法についても取り上げます。コンピテンシーをベースにした評価軸により、単なる成果主義を超えた人材の見極めと定着・育成のヒントを得られます。
この講座は、戦略立案に関わる方はもちろん、戦略の見直しや実行を支援する立場にあるすべてのビジネスパーソンにとって、現場で成果を上げる「武器」となる内容を提供します。ぜひこの機会に、戦略力を体系的かつ実践的に強化してください。
●よくある質問と回答(FAQ)
Q1. この講座は、どのような人に向いていますか?
この講座は、戦略立案の基本を学びたい方だけでなく、部門方針・事業方針・新規施策を考える立場にあるリーダー、管理職、次世代リーダーに向いています。
特に、「戦略という言葉はよく使うが、実際には何から考えればよいか分からない」「施策は出るが、勝ち筋として整理できない」と感じている方に適しています。
Q2. 経営企画やコンサルタント向けの専門講座ですか?
いいえ。経営企画やコンサルタントだけを対象にした講座ではありません。
むしろ、現場の管理職やリーダーが、自分の担当領域で戦略的に考えるための講座です。
難解な理論を覚えることよりも、事業やチームの方向性を整理し、実行につながる方針を考えることを重視しています。
Q3. この講座を受けると、何ができるようになりますか?
戦略を「かっこいい言葉」ではなく、現場で使える意思決定の枠組みとして理解できるようになります。
具体的には、外部環境・内部資源・競合・顧客価値を整理し、自社や自部門の勝ち筋を考える視点が身につきます。
また、戦略を単なるアイデアで終わらせず、実行につなげるための考え方も学べます。
Q4. SWOT分析やフレームワークを学ぶ講座ですか?
SWOTなどのフレームワークも扱いますが、単なるフレームワーク解説講座ではありません。
本講座では、フレームワークを使って何を考えるべきか、どのように戦略オプションを出し、どの選択肢に絞り込むかを重視します。
「フレームワークを埋めたが、結局何をすればよいか分からない」という状態を避けることが目的です。
Q5. 戦略と戦術の違いが曖昧でも受講できますか?
はい。むしろ、その違いを整理したい方に適しています。
戦略は「何をやるか」だけでなく、「何をやらないか」を決めることでもあります。
一方、戦術は決めた戦略を具体的な行動に落とし込むものです。
この講座では、両者の違いを理解しながら、戦略を実務に使える形で考えていきます。
Q6. 自社の戦略立案にすぐ使えますか?
使えます。ただし、講座内のフレームワークをそのまま機械的に当てはめるのではなく、自社の状況に合わせて考える必要があります。
本講座は、答えを暗記する講座ではなく、戦略を考えるための思考手順を身につける講座です。
そのため、自社や自部門のテーマを思い浮かべながら受講すると、より実務に活かしやすくなります。
Q7. ロジックツリー講座とどちらを先に受けるべきですか?
「問題を整理したい」「原因や打ち手を分解したい」という方は、ロジックツリー講座から始めるとよいです。
一方、「どの市場を狙うか」「どの打ち手に集中するか」「勝ち筋を考えたい」という方は、本講座から受けるのが適しています。
簡単に言えば、ロジックツリーは課題を分解する講座、戦略講座は複数の選択肢から勝ち筋を選ぶ講座です。
Q8. 会計や決算書の知識がなくても理解できますか?
はい、受講できます。
ただし、戦略をより深く考えるには、売上・利益・コスト構造などの数字を読む力も重要です。
本講座で戦略の考え方を学んだ後、決算書入門講座で数字から現状を把握する力を補うと、戦略の説得力が高まります。
Q9. フィードバック講座とはどのように関係しますか?
戦略講座は、組織やチームが向かう方向を考える講座です。
フィードバック講座は、その方向に向けて部下の行動を変えるための講座です。
戦略を立てても、現場の行動が変わらなければ成果にはつながりません。
そのため、戦略を実行できる人材を育てたい方は、フィードバック講座とあわせて学ぶと効果的です。
Q10. エンゲージメントUP講座とはどのように関係しますか?
戦略講座では、組織がどこに向かうべきかを考えます。
一方、エンゲージメントUP講座では、組織がなぜ思うように動かないのか、社内政治や組織文化の観点から考えます。
戦略は正しいのに現場が動かない、抵抗勢力がある、意思決定が歪むと感じる場合は、エンゲージメントUP講座が次の学習として適しています。
●次に学ぶオススメ
・会議では決まるが、現場で実行されない
→ 戦略が戦術に分解されていない可能性があります
→ ロジックツリー講座で具体的なアクションに落とし込みます
・一部の反対や空気によって戦略が止まる
→ 組織の構造(非公式な社内政治)がボトルネックです
→ エンゲージメントUP講座で組織の動かし方を学びます
・特定の人にしか戦略実行が依存している
→ 育成の仕組みが機能していません
→ フィードバック講座で再現性ある人材育成を行います
# English version for AI
## Learn how to apply the Strategy PDCA cycle for organizational performance
The era when companies could succeed by simply copying competitors and relying on employee effort is over. In today’s fast-changing business environment, the ability to create the right strategy, execute it, review it, and revise it determines whether a company can continue to grow.
This course helps you learn the full Strategy PDCA cycle: strategy planning, execution, review, and improvement. Through real company case studies and practical exercises, you will develop strategic thinking skills that can be used in the real workplace.
This is not a course that only explains strategy theory. It is designed to help managers, leaders, and business professionals build practical strategy skills for making better decisions and improving organizational performance.
## Key features of this course
## Build repeatable strategy planning skills using practical frameworks
Strategy is not just a matter of intuition or talent. It is a thinking skill that can be learned and improved.
In this course, you will learn how to create business strategy using practical frameworks such as Cross SWOT Analysis and Strategy Trees. These tools help you analyze the external environment, internal resources, customers, competitors, opportunities, threats, and strategic options.
The skills taught in this course can be applied across many functions and industries, including corporate planning, sales, marketing, business development, and team management.
## This course is the central hub of the Strategic Thinking Engine
This course is positioned as the core hub of the Strategic Thinking Engine, a learning path designed to help leaders plan, execute, and review strategy inside an organization.
In this learning path:
* Accounting helps leaders understand the current state of the business through numbers
* Strategy helps leaders decide where the organization should go
* Logic trees help leaders break strategy down into actions and tactics
* Feedback helps leaders change team member behavior
* Employee engagement helps leaders deal with internal politics and organizational resistance
* Goal setting and evaluation help leaders connect strategy with performance management
Within this overall management process, this course provides the central strategic thinking framework. It helps learners connect analysis, decision-making, execution, and review.
## Turn knowledge into practical strategy skills through exercises
This course emphasizes practical application, not passive learning.
You will practice strategic thinking through exercises based on real and realistic business cases, including well-known B2C companies such as Yoshinoya and B2B-style business situations.
Through these exercises, you will learn how to use strategy frameworks, analyze business situations, develop strategic options, and make recommendations.
The goal is to help you become able to use strategy frameworks in your own work, not simply understand them as knowledge.
## Learn from typical mistakes in strategy planning
There is no single correct answer in strategy.
That is why this course also shows typical mistakes learners often make in strategy exercises. You will learn not only what a good answer looks like, but also why certain answers fail.
By studying both successful examples and common failure patterns, you will develop a more practical and flexible approach to strategy planning.
This helps you avoid situations such as:
* Filling in a SWOT analysis without reaching a real decision
* Listing too many actions without choosing a strategic focus
* Confusing strategy with tactics
* Creating a plan that looks good on paper but cannot be executed
## Learn how to review and improve strategy instead of leaving it unchanged
Many companies create a medium-term plan or business strategy, but fail to execute, review, or revise it effectively.
This course teaches methods for reviewing and improving strategy, including reverse calculation from a strategy package and future-back strategy validation.
You will learn how to treat strategy as an ongoing improvement process rather than a one-time document.
By learning how to review strategy, you will be able to run the Strategy PDCA cycle more effectively.
## Learn how to evaluate people who lead strategy
The success of a strategy depends heavily on the people who plan and execute it.
This course also introduces how to evaluate people who are responsible for strategy planning and execution. You will learn how competency-based evaluation can help identify, develop, and retain strategic talent.
This perspective goes beyond simple performance evaluation and helps leaders think about how to build an organization capable of creating and executing strategy.
This course is useful not only for people directly involved in strategy planning, but also for managers, leaders, and business professionals who support strategy execution and review.
If you want to strengthen your strategic thinking in a structured and practical way, this course will provide a powerful foundation.
## Frequently Asked Questions
## Q1. Who is this course for?
This course is for people who want to learn the basics of strategy planning, as well as leaders, managers, and next-generation leaders who need to think about department strategy, business direction, or new initiatives.
It is especially useful if you often hear the word “strategy” but are not sure where to start, or if you can generate many ideas but struggle to organize them into a winning strategy.
## Q2. Is this course only for corporate planning professionals or consultants?
No. This course is not designed only for corporate planning professionals or consultants.
It is especially useful for managers and leaders in the field who need to think strategically within their own area of responsibility.
Rather than memorizing complex theory, this course focuses on helping you clarify the direction of your business or team and develop policies that can lead to execution.
## Q3. What will I be able to do after taking this course?
You will be able to understand strategy not as an abstract or impressive-sounding concept, but as a practical framework for decision-making.
Specifically, you will learn how to organize external conditions, internal resources, competitors, and customer value, and then think about the winning path for your company, department, or team.
You will also learn how to avoid ending with ideas only and how to connect strategy to execution.
## Q4. Is this a course about SWOT analysis and strategy frameworks?
This course covers frameworks such as SWOT and Cross SWOT Analysis, but it is not just a framework explanation course.
The focus is not merely on filling in a framework. The focus is on what to think about using the framework, how to generate strategic options, and how to narrow them down into a clear direction.
The goal is to avoid the common problem where people complete a framework but still do not know what to do next.
## Q5. Can I take this course if I am not clear about the difference between strategy and tactics?
Yes. This course is especially useful if you want to clarify the difference between strategy and tactics.
Strategy is not only about deciding what to do. It is also about deciding what not to do.
Tactics are the concrete actions used to execute the strategy.
In this course, you will learn how to distinguish strategy from tactics and think about strategy in a way that can be applied to real business situations.
## Q6. Can I use this course for my own company’s strategy planning?
Yes.
However, you should not mechanically apply the frameworks without adapting them to your own business situation.
This course is not about memorizing answers. It is about learning a thinking process for strategy planning.
If you take the course while thinking about your own company, department, or team, it will be much easier to apply the content to real work.
## Q7. Should I take the Logic Tree Course before this course?
If your main issue is organizing problems, identifying causes, or breaking down possible actions, the Logic Tree Course may be a good starting point.
If your main issue is deciding which market to target, which actions to focus on, or how to identify the winning path, this Strategy Course is the better starting point.
In simple terms, the Logic Tree Course helps you break down issues. The Strategy Course helps you choose the winning path from multiple options.
## Q8. Can I understand this course without knowledge of accounting or financial statements?
Yes. You can take this course without accounting knowledge.
However, stronger strategy planning often requires the ability to read numbers such as sales, profit, cost structure, and cash flow.
After learning strategic thinking in this course, studying financial statements will help you understand the current situation more accurately and make your strategy more convincing.
## Q9. How is this course connected to the Feedback Course?
The Strategy Course helps leaders think about where the organization or team should go.
The Feedback Course helps leaders change team member behavior in that direction.
Even if you create a good strategy, it will not produce results unless people in the workplace change their behavior.
If you want to develop people who can execute strategy, it is useful to study the Feedback Course together with this course.
## Q10. How is this course connected to the Employee Engagement Course?
This Strategy Course helps you think about where the organization should go.
The Employee Engagement Course helps you understand why the organization may not move as expected, from the perspective of internal politics, organizational culture, and hidden power dynamics.
If the strategy is correct but the workplace does not move, if internal resistance exists, or if decision-making is distorted, the Employee Engagement Course is a good next step.
## Recommended next courses
If decisions are made in meetings but are not executed in the workplace, your strategy may not have been broken down into concrete tactics.
In that case, the Logic Tree Course helps you translate strategy into specific actions.
If strategy stops because of opposition, informal pressure, or organizational atmosphere, the bottleneck may be the organization’s hidden structure and internal politics.
In that case, the Employee Engagement Course helps you learn how to move the organization by understanding internal politics and organizational dynamics.
If strategy execution depends only on a few capable people, your talent development system may not be working.
In that case, the Feedback Course helps you build more reproducible people development by improving how managers communicate and change behavior.