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Kinds of Plans |
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There are many kinds of plans. There are many methodologies to develop and carry out plans. They all can work; they all fail often. Planning is a collaborative process that is constant; implementation is just one part of planning. Planning without implementation is not planning; it is useless paperwork. It is convenient to think of four kinds of plans:
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Pragmatic Planning |
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The critical tool in achieving mission and vision is not "The Plan." It is the planning that is critical. Planning is continuous. It starts with the realization of a need, and it concludes when (if) all the needs have been satisfied.
Consider a Pragmatic Planning Approach by eZiNFOmgmt. Why? Keep reading.
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IT Planning Status |
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Strategic planning gives a business or organization an opportunity to envision its situation in the years ahead, imagine the possibilities, and anticipate the costs. By going through this process, the business or organization should be able to make better decisions. Here are common approaches:
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100 Day Plan |
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A team to create a 100-day plan for Hickman, Lewis, Perry, and Wayne Counties of Tennessee is being formed. Download the application form.
The 100 day plan is the culmination of the "Enabling Leadership" program cited elsewhere in this website. Over a period of 100 days, approximately 8 people selected for their leadership qualities tackle significant issues in their communities. This planning approach is quite different than what most people have experienced or expect. It is intense; it will change the people who participate. Although a "sponsor" may help initiate the process with a challenge, the leadership group will chart its own direction. It is self-directed.
Ideally, the program culminates with
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