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    Robin Hood was a group of outlaws led by Robin Hood that opposed the rule of the High Sheriff and Prince John in Nottingham. Their mission was to "rob the rich and give to the poor" in order to help the citizens of Nottingham. As their popularity grew, maintaining their organization became more difficult due to challenges with supplies, revenues, and security. Their alternatives were to kill the Sheriff, assist in restoring King Richard to power, or pursue sustained growth through policy changes. The group determined that policy changes including structured hiring, dividing into smaller groups, and including new departments would help the organization grow while addressing its weaknesses and threats from the Sheriff.

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    Robin Hood was a group of outlaws led by Robin Hood that opposed the rule of the High Sheriff and Prince John in Nottingham. Their mission was to "rob the rich and give to the poor" in order to help the citizens of Nottingham. As their popularity grew, maintaining their organization became more difficult due to challenges with supplies, revenues, and security. Their alternatives were to kill the Sheriff, assist in restoring King Richard to power, or pursue sustained growth through policy changes. The group determined that policy changes including structured hiring, dividing into smaller groups, and including new departments would help the organization grow while addressing its weaknesses and threats from the Sheriff.

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    MOSP SecC Submission3 Group9

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    Robin Hood was a group of outlaws led by Robin Hood that opposed the rule of the High Sheriff and Prince John in Nottingham. Their mission was to "rob the rich and give to the poor" in order to help the citizens of Nottingham. As their popularity grew, maintaining their organization became more difficult due to challenges with supplies, revenues, and security. Their alternatives were to kill the Sheriff, assist in restoring King Richard to power, or pursue sustained growth through policy changes. The group determined that policy changes including structured hiring, dividing into smaller groups, and including new departments would help the organization grow while addressing its weaknesses and threats from the Sheriff.

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    Robin Hood

    By Group 9
    Aishani Agrawal 190101015
    Siddhant Singh 190103222
    Sukriti Bakshi 190103223
    Swadha Kashyap 190103224
    Nitish T Nair 190103226
    Chirag Agarwal 190201029
    Shobhit Malpani 190201098
    5C Analysis Company
    • Mission- “Rob the Rich and give to the poor
    • Vision- “Removal of the High Sheriff”

    Context
    • The revolt against the Sheriff was
    a personal crusade which soon Customers
    turned into a movement • Citizens of Nottingham
    • Prince John was in power and .
    supportive of the Sheriff
    • Prince John was unpopular
    amongst the people and they
    wanted King Richard back

    Collaborators Competitors
    • Farmers
    • High Sheriff
    • Townspeople
    • Prince John
    Problem Statement
    To give a decisive end to the campaign of the Merry Men before the Sheriff can
    deal a mortal blow to the organisation
    Short Term Problems:
    - Growing size of organisation
    - Difficulty in procurement of supplies
    - Declining revenues

    Alternatives Kill the Sheriff Assist the barons Look for a sustained
    in restoring King growth in the
    Richard to organization through
    power policy changes
    Evaluation of Alternatives
    Strengths Weakness
    • Robin Hood was great leader
    • No hiring process
    • All the members had grievances and deep
    • Hard to enforce discipline
    sense of justice which united them
    • Low vigilance and low security
    • Simple organisation structure
    • Difficult to connect with members
    • Different departments worked well
    together

    Opportunities
    SWOT Threats
    • Declining revenues
    • Growing popularity of the band • Connections of the Sheriff
    • Unpopularity of Prince John • Travellers avoided Sherwood
    • The plot to restore King Richard • Better organised competition
    Strategy Inside-Out
    Recommendation Asymmetries
    Look for a sustained growth in the • Capable leadership
    organization through policy changes • Unity through common goal
    • Skilled members of band

    • Structured hiring by measuring the


    recruits skills and alignment to the Capability configurations
    • Different departments working well in tandem
    goals of the organization • Effective training and development

    • Division into smaller groups and


    setting up camps in new areas
    • Leadership and training activities-
    leading to decentralization of power Market Opportunities
    • Inclusion of new departments like • Growing popularity of the band ensures more
    support and better recruits
    agriculture • Dissatisfaction with Prince John
    Handling the negatives
    Larger numbers can help combat the reinforcement Sheriff
    has received

    Moving into different territories can help


    conceal the group better

    Recruit people for management roles

    Capture newer areas to be able to garner more


    revenue through banditry

    Develop plans to reinstate King Richard once


    the organization is stable
    Thank You!

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