How wide is your strategy execution gap?

How it works

1. Answer ten quick questions across five areas: traceability, ownership, bandwidth, visibility and focus.
2. Answer each honestly as Yes, Partly, or No. The tool scores every area and combines them into one alignment score out of 100.
3. Read your weakest area first. That is where a goal is most likely to stall before it surfaces in a review.

Frequently asked questions

What is the strategy execution gap?

The strategy execution gap is the distance between what leadership planned and what the organization is actually doing. It opens up when goals are set but the effort, ownership and capacity behind them drift out of alignment, so the plan is sound while the work quietly moves elsewhere.

How do you measure a strategy execution gap?

Assess five areas: whether goals link to the work meant to move them, whether each goal has one accountable owner, whether capacity is deliberately allocated, whether off-pace work is visible before the review, and whether effort stays concentrated on a short list of priorities. The weakest area is where execution risk builds first.

Is this the same as the alignment score in Vindaris?

No. This tool gives a directional estimate from your own answers at one moment. Inside Vindaris the equivalent picture is built continuously from your actual work and updated as effort moves, rather than from a one-time self-assessment.