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Enterprise Analysis

All organizations on the face of the earth are constantly bombarded with forces of change. They originate both from inside and outside the organization. These forces of change disrupt the state of equilibrium between the organization and its environment. No organization can say no to these changes, meaning not to change is not an option at all. These forces of change emanate from needs, problems, and opportunities – either internal or external. The need has to be satisfied, the problem should be solved and opportunity may be capitalized. Organisations that recognize these forces raise in the industry as a leader and those who didn’t fall a victim. Cloudberry Analysis Assessment helps you to see these forces of change for your organization and identify the needs, problems, and opportunities. Is it a once-in-lifetime ritual? Certainly not! Organisations have to periodically assess and deal with them. We recommend that Enterprise Analysis Assessment need to be carried out at least once in a year.


But why organizations are not able to recognize these forces of change? There are various reasons that can be attributed to this. First, most of the organizations are operations oriented with less focus on the future. Second, not many have time to think in this line as they are already overworking. Third, these forces of change are like a slow poison that will not pose a sudden risk but slowly weakens the organization.


Organisation vs. Environment:


To succeed in business, organizations need to be aligned with the environment. The environment is composed of regulators, competitors, suppliers, customers, activists, legal framework etc. As long as the organization and the environment are static, no change is required. But this seldom happens. Both organization and environment constantly change for various reasons and it creates a sort of imbalance. These changes need to be addressed through various projects to realign the organization with the environment.


 “Measurement is the first step that leads to control and eventually to improvement. If you can’t measure something, you can’t understand it. If you can’t understand it, you can’t control it. If you can’t control it, you can’t improve it.” – H. James Harrington