Implementation Approach is one of the six dimensions of the BRI Strategy Framework. It covers how the organization will develop, produce, market, sell, and operate the whole solution — the build, buy, partner, license, acquire, and outsource choices for each solution element, plus the internal skills and organizational competencies the strategy requires. It is the dimension where a sound idea meets the question of whether this organization can actually execute it.
Implementation Approach is where Company Fit / RPP lives: a strategy that is desirable and economically attractive can still fail here if the organization's Resources, Processes, and Priorities don't support delivery. It maps to the Feasibility lens of the DFV evaluation. For the full treatment, see the Strategy Framework pillar at /supporting/strategy-framework. Related Terminology Index entries: Company Fit; RPP; Feasibility; Build vs. Buy vs. Partner; Whole Solution.
