- It should be a people more than a paper process.
- It should be a learning process for all managers and employees
- It should be words supported by numbers rather than numbers supported by words.
- It should be simple and nonroutine.
- It should vary assignments, team membership, meeting formats and even the planning calender.
- It should challenge the assumptions underlying the current corporate strategy.
- It should welcome bad news.
- It should welcome open mindness and a spirit of inquiry and learning.
- Is should not be a bureaucratic mechanism.
- Is should no become ritualistic, stilted or orchestrated.
- It should not become be too formal, predictable or rigid.
- It should not contain jargon or arcane planning language.
- It should not be a formal system for control.
- It should not disregard qualitative information.
- It should not be controlled by "technician".
- Do not pursue too many strategies at once.
- Continually strengthen the good ethics is good business" policy.
Thursday, 8 December 2011
17 Guidelines for Effective Strategic Planning Process
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