Logical Incrementalism

The video tutorial discusses logical incrementalism, emphasizing the blend of strategic planning and spontaneous responses to change. It highlights the importance of decentralized decision-making and a continuous cycle of strategic planning and feedback. The process involves stages from problem identification to consensus-based planning, using crises and opportunities to implement strategies and adapt through feedback loops.

What is a key aspect of logical incrementalism in decision-making?

• Decentralized decision-making

• Hierarchical decision-making

• Random decision-making

• Centralized decision-making

How does the continuous cycle of strategic planning benefit an organization?

• It eliminates the need for feedback

• It allows for modifications and improvements

• It focuses solely on long-term goals

• It prevents any changes to the strategy

What is the purpose of grouping decisions in logical incrementalism?

• To focus on short-term gains

• To centralize decision-making

• To shape strategy and move incrementally towards objectives

• To avoid making any changes

In logical incrementalism, how is a formal plan developed?

• Through consensus

• Through individual decision-making

• Through top-down directives

• Through random selection

When is a newly formulated strategy typically implemented in logical incrementalism?

• When the strategy is outdated

• During a period of stability

• During a crisis or opportunity

• When there is no feedback