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Prerequisites for Strategic Planning
Author(s)Nick Hernandez, Logan Lutton
There are many different models for strategic planning. Attempting to "jump right in," however, is ill-advised. Here are three steps to consider.
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There are many different models and action steps for strategic planning. Attempting to "jump right in," however, is ill-advised. Undertaking some basic pre-work will help to ensure better success for the strategic planning process. Here are three perquisites for strategic planning:
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