Lesson 3: Planning Flashcards

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refers to the process of setting goals, determining the steps or actions needed to achieve those goals, and organizing resources and time to carry out those actions effectively. Planning can take many forms and can be applied in various context, including personal life, business, project management and government policies.

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planning

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2
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a fundamental process within the field of management that involves defining goals, objectives, and strategies for achieving them.

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management planning

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3
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in the process of planning,

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resources have to be identified

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4
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management planning can be categorized into

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long-term and short-term plans

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5
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a strategic process that involves setting goals, objectives, and strategies for achieving desired outcomes over an extended period of time, typically spanning several years or even decades.

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long-term planning

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6
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a process of setting goals, defining strategies, and outlining actions that focus on achieving specific objectives within a relatively brief time frame, typically ranging from a few weeks to a years or so.

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short-term planning

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It is a forward-looking approach aimed at shaping the future and ensuring that an organization or an individual can work toward significant, far-reaching goals.

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long-term planning

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8
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short-term
planning is concerned with

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immediate or near-future priorities and tasks

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9
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a systematic and comprehensive process that organization, business, and institutions use to define their long-term vision, mission, goals, and objectives, and to develop strategies and action plans to achieve them.

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strategic planning

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10
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a step taken after a business or a team creates a strategic plan and involves breaking down that plan into smaller, actionable goals and objectives

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tactical planning

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11
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tactical planning involves

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breaking down strategic plans into smaller, actionable goals and objectives

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12
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tactical plans specify

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detailed actions or steps

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13
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nature of planning

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it is SMART; primary function; persuasive; based on facts; integrated process; continuous process; quantified plans

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14
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SMART stands for

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specific, measurable, achieving/attainable, realistic, time bound

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15
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it provides the basic foundation
from which all future management
function arise

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planning is a primary function

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16
Q

not an exclusive function of any
management level or department. It
is required at all levels of
management. Managers have to plan
for every change that occurs in an
organization.

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planning is persuasive

17
Q

take into consideration the VISION,
MISSION, OBJECTIVES of the
organization.

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it is based on facts

18
Q

it is structured in a systematic and
logical sequence where each plan or
step is highly interdependent and
mutually supportive.

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it is an integrated process

19
Q

it is an ongoing process of adapting
the organization with the changes in
the business environment. Since the
business exists in a dynamic
environment, it is necessary to
continuously plan based on changing
business needs and situation.

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it is a continuous process

20
Q

To effectively monitor
performance and achieve
success, a plan needs to

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quantified, meaning it should include measurable elements or objectives

21
Q

plans should be quantified to identify the

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causes of deficit so that we can address and rectify errors

22
Q

when plans are quantified, this is where the

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controlling function comes to play

23
Q

controlling involves

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including a reward system or penalty for those who fail to deliver

24
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steps in planning

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set objectives or goals; identifying resources; identifying goal-related tasks; establish responsibility centers for accountability and timeline; establish an evaluation system for monitoring and controlling; determine contingency plan

25
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short-term goals last

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at most a year

26
Q

are generally formed
where are the vision and mission of the company are
practiced again and again.

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long-term goal

27
Q

long-term goals last

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more than 1 year

28
Q

Describe what top managers want their company
to become.

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vision

29
Q

Describe how the company makes the purpose
and objectives of the company clear.

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mission

30
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examples of resources

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production resources; finance resources; human resources

31
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Management must figure out how to

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achieve an objectives

32
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contingency plans are also known as

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alternative options or back-up plans or plan B

33
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Management must put in a place a mechanism that will
allow plans to be monitored.

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establish an evaluation system for monitoring and controlling