Execution Authority

Definition

The power to translate decisions into action and ensure implementation. Without execution authority, even correct decisions remain unimplemented because no one has the power to make them happen.

Example

A strategy team identifies the right approach but has no authority over operational units. The learning exists; execution authority doesn't. The strategy remains a document.

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