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    The management function of planning constitutes the basic fundamental function of management. Organizations formulate one or more detailed plans to achieve optimum balance of needs or demands with the resources available in this primary phase which is planning. Planning provides guidance for the organization by bridging the gap between where an organization is and where it would like to go (Newbrander, Peercy, and Vergeer, 2012). The management function of planning can be studied in four major…

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    Strategic planning of zara: The strategic Planning of the ZARA Company is thinking about of Multi configuration worldwide. The ZARA has found a way to develop its store area around the globe. As indicated by the yearly report of the ZARA in the money related year 2010 ZARA has opened stores in 45 nations over the world. The Strategic Planning of the ZARA is given below; • Increase consumer Satisfaction and decrease dissatisfaction of the plus size consumer. • Increase purchase frequency among…

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    The Strategic Planning The strategic planning is an inescapable phase of the launching of a project. Today leader in its market, CanGo can see itself ousted tomorrow. It leads to permanent changes from now on to adapt itself to the new economic rules. In this context, the strategic planning is an inescapable phase of the launching of their Gaming Online project. 1. The Context The strategic line of CanGo must be straightened every year, followed by the establishment of a tactical and…

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    Strategic Planning In this paper, the reader will be able to understand what strategic planning, organizational change, and a SWOT analysis are and how they are used in organizations and/or industries. It will explain the relationship between mission statements and organizational changes. At the end of the paper, the reader will be able to understand these factors as well as being able to apply them to their work environment. What is Strategic Planning? Gamble and Thompson (2011) define, “ A…

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    Strategic spatial planning sees the environment as a whole and hold a “collective” view to discover issues and resources. It does not deal with only plans, so plans are only some tools to trigger change. Factors such as changes in economic systems, technological developments, increasing intensity of information, people’s relocation, decreasing the importance of physical boundaries, effects of global economy, transition from representative democracy to pluralistic and participatory democracy have…

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    PLANNING Planning is the process of formulating a plan or layout to a desired goal or specific outcome. While planning in the business environment, which is called “business planning” it is known as the process of creating a goal, mission and vision for the business, then creating a strategic plan on how to achieve them. To put a strategic plan in a business, that needs a step by step guide and to putting in to consideration the five main elements of planning (vision, mission, critical success…

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    Strategic planning has been used as a tool for transforming and revitalizing organizations. Recently, the skepticism about planning has been rising due to political and economic uncertain and pace of technological and social change has accelerated. (Mittenthal, Ten Key to Successful Strategic planning for nonprofit and foundation leaders, 2012) The process can evidence pointless and frustrating situations when it does not reflect clear, realistic goals, define explicit action and elicit views…

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    Advanced Strategic Planning: A 21st Century Model for Church and Ministry Leaders, is a practical book written by Aubrey Malphurs (2013), written to all leaders and inspiring leaders. This book is not just another strategic book on how to develop your skills on planning; however, it is one that is challenging leaders to seek God, so that God will help them develop a strategic plan to enhance the local church. He provides some vital details for developing a strategic plan for the church, and he…

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    The 10-step strategic process is set up to help organizations meet their obligations, fulfill their missions and create public awareness. Step one of the process is to negotiate agreement with crucial decision makers or leaders to the strategic planning process, the outcomes, schedule, key planning tasks, and to be successful. During this stage someone must begin the process for the strategic planning process. They must ascertain who the primary decision makers will be as well as who will be…

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    organizations today emanate from strategic planning. This presents the organizations with a dilemma on whether to do strategic planning internally or to hire an outside consultant to guide the organization through the in-house initiatives of planning. As such, organizations implement the balanced scorecard, BSC to drive performance thereby transforming the strategic objectives into a set of performance measures. Companies are widely applying the BSCs as tools for strategic planning as well as…

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