"The strategies we develop are creative, possibly provocative yet always practical and, above all, actionable"

STRATEGY

 

 

Strategy matters. The success of any enterprise depends on knowing what business you are in (or should be in), understanding the current and future sources of advantage in that business, and capturing and maintaining an unassailable advantage.

 

DML has been helping clients to spot, seize, and sustain advantaged positions for over 10 years. It remains central to our practice today across all industries. Along the way, we have pioneered a disproportionate share of the most important strategy concepts—the experience curve, portfolio strategy, time-based competition, and deconstruction, to name just a few.

 

When a DML consultant walks through your door, he or she will be thinking about new and innovative ways for you to compete. Working in partnership with your company, we closely assess all relevant aspects of your business, design strategies to unlock new sources of advantage, and support you in bringing them to life.

 

Our capabilities include expertise in five specific areas:

 

 

 

Vision & Mission >>

Corporate Strategy & Portfolio Management >>

Business Unit Strategy >>

Strategic Planning >>

Future of Strategy >>

 

 

Vision and Mission. Identifying and defining the organization’s mission, as well as a shared vision of the future, to inform strategy and guide actions.

 

Corporate Strategy and Portfolio Management. Assessing the corporate portfolio of business units and developing strategies to maximize advantage, growth, and value creation.

 

Business Unit Strategy. Defining the path to sustainable advantage for a specific business unit.

 

Strategic Planning. Fine-tuning, supplementing, or entirely redesigning planning approaches for greater effectiveness and agility and tighter linkages with business and financial plans.

 

Future of Strategy. Applying new lenses, tools, and frameworks from the emerging frontiers of strategy to help clients enhance their advantage today. Examples include intellectual property, network analysis, and simulation.