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January 16, 2019 | Report
Balancing long-term vision and short-term performance is the number one hallmark for future organizational success in 2025, CEOs say. The danger in a slowing economy is succumbing to the temptation to skimp on both time and resource investment in the digital future to boost short-term results, jeopardizing future competitiveness.
When senior executives paint the picture of what the organization of the future looks like, what emerges is an archetype of a company that puts the customer at the center, reshapes the way we work, and achieves the elusive balance between short-term goals and long-term vision. Reaching this ideal requires a comprehensive, holistic approach. In this year’s C-Suite Challenge™ survey, CEOs and C-suite executives outline their concerns about what lies ahead and their vision for how their organizations will thrive in 2025 and beyond.
Hot-button issues are short-term events and situations that executives believe will require a special focus in the coming year. It’s worth noting that meeting these short-term challenges can often divert attention and resources away from the commitment to medium- and longer-term growth strategies.<
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