A Plan: Is a specific documented intention
consisting of an objective (end) and an action statement (means). States what,
when, and how something is to be done.
Essentials of Sound Planning
Organizational
mission
Types
of planning
Objectives
Priorities
The
planning/control cycle
Organizational Mission
A clear, formally written, and publicized statement
that guides the organization by:
Defining
the organization for key stakeholders
Creating
an inspiring vision of the organization
Outlining
how the vision will be accomplished
Establishing
key priorities
Stating
a common goal and fostering togetherness
Creating
a philosophical anchor for the organization
Generating
enthusiasm and a “can do” attitude
Empowering
organization members
Types of Planning
Strategic planning: Determining how to pursue
long-term goals with available resources
Intermediate planning: Determining subunits’
contribution with allocated resources
Operational planning: Determining how to accomplish
specific tasks with available resources
Types of Planning Planning Horizon
The elapsed time between the formulation and the
execution of a planned activity. Planning horizon length corresponds to the
type of plan with which it is associated; lengths shorten as the planning
process evolves from strategic to intermediate to operational plans.
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