This week’s Podcast Review is about the Strategy Driven Podcast.

Description: StrategyDriven Podcasts focus on the tools and techniques executives and managers can use to improve their organization’s alignment and accountability to ultimately achieve better results.

Comments: This new but content rich Podcast has great production values, sound, use of music and clarity of presentation.

Each Podcast is about 30 minutes in length and occurs primarily in an interview format with a host and a topic consultant. Here is a sampling of some recent topics:

- What is a Strategy Driven Organization?
- Make the Mission Measureable
- Introduction to Organizational Performance Measures
- Vertically Cascading Organizational Performance Measures

New shows seem to come out once per week so I expect a continued stream of new and valuable content.

Pluses: I like the website design, the gold on black is attractive, instant play is available and the show notes are good. RSS subscriptions are available.

Minuses: It takes a couple of clicks to get to listen to a show, Podcasts pages are not standalone searchable and there are no subcategories for Podcast topics.

Recommendation: I think the content and the quality of thought and advice is the strong suit here and should be a must listen for senior executives and leaders. I suggest you check out the Strategy Driven Podcast.

Posted by Steve Rucinski | | Permalink

1. The instant play worked for me with only one click. I do like the design colors, makes all text and links stand out nicely. The opening music is inviting and they have good clear voices.

   Comment by Amanda — 2/4/2008 @ 1:54 pm

2. Site design is great. Like Amanda–one click worked. All is covered here and difinetly a “must listen.

   Comment by EJMalyn — 2/5/2008 @ 12:24 am

3. I like the way the episodes are listed upfront and in succession on the site. I also like the dark colors. Very different from other sites. There seems to be a lot of good content there - I look forward to future shows. . .

   Comment by Chris — 2/5/2008 @ 11:36 am

4. I like the design with black & gold and the chess pieces. I will listen to the show on how to measure your mission statement.

   Comment by Martin Lindeskog — 2/7/2008 @ 3:43 am

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