Strategic Planning
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Strategic planning is the process of identifying where you want to go, your values, factors that will affect your success, and how to get where you are going, within a long time frame. Learn how to do it properly here.
By Paul Johnson
Strategic plans and strategic planning often end up as wasted effort, and to add insult to the process, those involved wonder why they wasted their time and energy, only to find that the "plan" ended up in a drawer, never to put in an appearance again. This articles talks about the top five reasons strategic plans fail.
(Added: 4-Oct-2005 Hits: 970)
By Ric Lobosco
With a clear mission, values, vision and passion, one's efforts take on a whole new level of effectiveness. The person pursuing their mission becomes fulfilled through their passion, creativity, love, motivation, and service. Others enthusiastically want to support and take part in it
(Added: 25-Mar-2002 Hits: 344)
By na
We've all heard of 'Strategic Planning' but do you really understand what it means? Organizations that understand the value of planning ahead are better able to take advantage of any changes that take place in today's global environment.
(Added: 27-Mar-2005 Hits: 2877)
By Robert Bacal
So much strategic planning efforts end up wasted because what happens AFTER the plan is created is so often neglected. Strategic plans should be dynamic guides for action and decision-making throughout the organization, and not end up in the back of drawers, forgotten, irrelevant, and gathering dust. This month we examine ways to make strategic plans "come alive".
(Added: 4-Oct-2005 Hits: 742)
By James Morrison
Henry Mintzberg (1994), in an article appearing in the latest issue of the Harvard Business Review titled "The Fall and Rise of Strategic Planning," states that the label strategic planning should be dropped because strategic planning has impeded strategic thinking. This article reviews Mintzberg's position on strategic planning
(Added: 17-Mar-2003 Hits: 857)
By Robert Bacal
A question and some answers about why strategic plans ended up covered in dust in the back of the drawer.
(Added: 10-Mar-2001 Hits: 613)