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Strategic planning is a common practice in the corporate world. While many privatesector organisations are now using strategic planning practices, public and nonprofit officials have only recently begun to embrace this concept. This is being done to enhance their organisation's ability to cope with an everchanging environmentboth external and internal. Since business models of strategic planning are designed to increase a company's profits andor control its environment, such practices should be modified and adapted to properly fit the unique political and administrative environment of a particular organisation.
Management Research News – Emerald Publishing
Published: Feb 1, 1992
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