The Alchemy of Growth¶
Baghai, M., Coley, S., & White, D. (2000). The Alchemy of Growth: Practical Insights for Building the Enduring Enterprise. Perseus Publishing.
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Primes¶
- Three Horizons Analysis
- The Three Horizons framework translates directly to product-portfolio strategy through what McKinsey-tradition practitioners call the "run-the-business / change-the-business / disrupt-the-business" articulation, the canonical formulation Baghai, Coley, and White (1999) develop in The Alchemy of Growth.
This sourceFoundational McKinsey Three Horizons of Growth framework, articulating H1 (extend and defend the core), H2 (build emerging businesses), and H3 (create viable options) as a portfolio-allocation discipline for sustained corporate growth.
- The Three Horizons framework translates directly to product-portfolio strategy through what McKinsey-tradition practitioners call the "run-the-business / change-the-business / disrupt-the-business" articulation, the canonical formulation Baghai, Coley, and White (1999) develop in The Alchemy of Growth.
Mechanisms¶
- Three-Horizons Impact Review
- Horizon 3 is a speculative AI-assembled hyperlocal news product that might redefine the business in a decade, where the posture is probe-and-preserve-optionality
This sourceFrames Horizon 3 as seeding options for future businesses.
- Horizon 3 is a speculative AI-assembled hyperlocal news product that might redefine the business in a decade, where the posture is probe-and-preserve-optionality
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