Is Strategic Planning Passé?

Focus on Objectives Rather Than Detailled Action Plan
Andre Vanasse
Perhaps we spend too much time to build a detailed action plan while doing the strategic plan. Models we had were directing us to do so.
We should concentrate on establishing general objectives for 2-3 years.
Then focus annually on building a yearly action plan based on those objectives giving us the opportunity to review changes in both external and internal environments.

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Strategic Planning is Time Bound
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Future Objective is Required
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