Put MOVE® to work across your portfolio, platform or practice.
The MOVE Strategy System® is proprietary strategy decision and accountability IP, used with CEOs for more than 25 years. It is open to licensing, embedding or acquisition by the right partner.
Three kinds of partner.
Private equity and operating groups
One strategic language across every portfolio company. A value creation plan each management team builds, and a monthly read the operating partner can compare company to company.
Enquire →Advisory and consulting firms
A complete, teachable strategy method with the tools, the sequence and the facilitation approach, ready to deliver under licence.
Enquire →Software and AI platforms
Planning, execution and analytics platforms that need a tested strategy logic for AI to run on. MOVE provides the questions; AI accelerates the answers.
Enquire →One chain of logic, from the first assumption to the monthly review.
Each tool feeds the next, so the strategy is held as a model. Change one assumption and you can see what else has to change. That is what lets AI run scenarios against it in days.
Licence it, embed it or acquire it.
The structure follows what you want MOVE® to do for you. Terms are discussed directly with the partners, in confidence.
Use the system with your clients or companies.
The tools, the sequence and the method, with the trademark, by territory or sector.
Build MOVE into your platform or programme.
The strategy logic inside your product or your portfolio operating rhythm.
Own the IP outright.
Trademarks, method, book and materials, for a buyer who wants the system as an asset.
KEPNERandFOURIE
Root-cause analysis, incident management and critical-thinking methods used by operations, IT and quality organisations worldwide. The firm's second body of proprietary decision IP, also open to licensing or acquisition.
What is in front of you this quarter?
A senior partner reads it. One page back within five working days: what we see, three questions for your team, a straight answer on fit. Confidential.
Or start alone: the five questions (PDF)