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Idalica Business Analysis Solutions Overviews

Discovery Diagnostics


Check the alignment of your Company

The DISCoverY™ Diagnostics investigates 55 areas necessary for optimum performance of any business. The study also determines the extent of workforce alignment with your company’s objectives and culture.

The results of the DISCoverY™ Diagnostics will clearly identify areas to be targeted for improvement and reinforcement. Your diagnostic scan and workforce alignment scores, quantifies measurable results in 11 different key performance areas:

• Employee Alignment
• Team Utilization
• Personnel
• Leadership
• Planning
• Service
• Sales
• Marketing
• Service
• Operations
• Financial
• Personal

This will enable you to develop a long-term plan for business improvement with sustainable growth.

Workforce Alignment correlates the findings of a recent Cornell University study in human resource management with high performance companies. The combined output indicates the degree of current and future business vitality and sustainability.

Diagnostic Scan

11 Core Dimensions of Business Success


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This is your company’s DISCoverY Diagnostic Scan. Your Total Health Score is shown in the upper right corner. A score of 80% or above is desirable.

The 11 Core Dimensions of Business Success are shown on the Scan with each Dimension having its own axis. Scores of 4 or higher are desirable in each of the Dimensions and should be considered areas of excellence.

Generally, the Financial, Personal, and Operations score the lowest based on historical data. Areas at 3 and below should be addressed immediately as they will be the greatest impediments to long-term business success.

Areas scoring between 3 and 4 are those dimensions that will be a deterrent on success but can be addressed later in your continuous improvement process.

Workforce Alignment

Aligning Your Workforce To Your Business

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Many studies, including those by Cornell University, have determined that proper selection of employees has significant impacts of profitability, productivity, and
survivability of companies. Workforce Alignment focuses on three main areas:

1. Do employees match the company’s culture
2. Are employees in the proper jobs
3. Are employees trained and prepared to meet the future corporate needs.

How employees are managed and treated as individuals also have a significant
impact on alignment.

Ask us as your advisor for more information on workforce alignment.

Business Health Score


  • Business Evaluation Request

    Please complete for a free business evaluation and consultation

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  • Complete these questions to receive an evaluation and free consultation

  • Check "I don't know" if you do not know the current profits enjoyed by your industry.

  • Check "I don't know" if you do not know the current profits enjoyed by your industry.

  • What three issues or problems are holding you back?

Consulting Services

Idalica Consulting Services


"Grow Your Business"

In business, you are either growing or dying. The competition doesn’t rest; the economy isn’t waiting around for you; and in the time it takes you to read this paragraph there is someone else who has targeted your customers. Growing your business is a constant process of innovating your products and services, refining your systems, and nurturing the relationships with both your internal customers (your employees) and your external customers. As the owner and leader of your organization, you can only stay on the leading edge of growth by developing a team that is committed to Intelligent Incremental Improvements to Quality (I³Q™). You as the owner need to work less, your team needs to work smarter and your systems need to work harder. This is the paradigm of successful entrepreneurship in the new millennium.

The 7 Stages of Small Business Success is designed as a roadmap that clearly marks the route from start to success. Build and develop an aligned team, inspire them to greatness, nurture your client relationships and your business will accelerate and grow exponentially.

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What is the IIB

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Introduction

Introduction

The Institute for Independent Business (IIB) is the largest organization of its type with more than 5,000 highly skilled Executive Associates having been accredited, working with many thousands of businesses mostly within the Small to Medium size Business (SMB) sector.

Unlike large organizations and corporations, SMBs generally lack the resources to build a management team of professionals experienced across a range of critical business disciplines. In fact, the burden of maintaining and growing a successful independent business is generally limited to the owner or a very small number of partners. With so much to do and with limited resources, many owners feel frustrated at the ever-increasing demands being placed upon them.

Background

The Institute was formed in 1984, initially as the Institute for Independent British Businesses. Since formation the Institute has evolved and developed in line with the needs of small to medium sized businesses around the world.

Business Information

The Institute has provided the growing base of accredited Executive Associates and independent business owners with access to a wealth of information normally beyond their reach. In addition, it produced publications such as Small Business Today - replaced more recently by Independent Business Today. This brings the independent business owner not only current topical information but also jargon-free academic research, information on new business techniques, and practical articles on training and personal development.

Research

From research into the needs of the independent business sector carried out by the Institute, as well as by several academic institutions during the 1980's, it became clear that small to medium sized businesses required not just information and articles, but also practical assistance in the form of hands-on help.

IIB Advisory Services Available from Idalica Corpoation through the Institute for Independent Business (Click Here)