Sea has executed its strategies well over the past several years, achieving strong leadership positions across three business segments.
If you enter a relationship with one of these firms you may be disappointed by how badly it has executed its cloud strategy and how difficult it will be to extricate yourself.
What was Yves Carcelle, the chief executive of Louis Vuitton, getting at when he remarked yesterday morning that "The world is getting richer and richer, and more brands are trying to have part of that pie, which is why it's important that Vuitton has executed its marketing strategy perfectly"?
"He hasn't rocked the boat and he has executed his strategy perfectly," said our panel.
A business that cannot formally measure that process, he says, will have trouble executing its strategy.
Replacing stack ranking with Check In has helped Adobe to execute its strategy more effectively.
And it has the early-mover advantage that could make Sky synonymous with digital television.Under Mark Booth, a solid marketer without the particular genius of Mr Chisholm, Sky will have to prove it can execute its strategy as adeptly as of old.
He has executed the strategy with patience, discipline and a deep sense of duty to the players.
during the financial crisis, Citi has executed a strategy based on returning to the basics of banking and building a culture of responsible finance.
In an ongoing global survey of senior executives, more than half of the respondents said they didn't think their company had a winning strategy, and two-thirds said they didn't think their organization had the right capabilities to execute its strategy.
The dire hand-wringing is partly tactical for a campaign that is likely to have more than enough money to execute its strategy.
