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Table of contents
- 1.1 The concept of long-range planning
- 1.1.1 The characteristics of long-range planning
- 1.2 The effects of long-range planning
- 1.2.1 A model of the cause effect relationship
- 1.2.2 Effects on decision-making processes
- 1.3 Limitations and problems of long-range planning
- 1.4 Individual project plans and the comprehensiveness of the long-range plan
- 1.5 The concept of corporate strategy and long-range planning
- 1.5.1 The scope of corporate strategy
- 1.5.2 Decision making process
- Summary
- Chapter 2 Systems and types of long-range planning
- 2.1 The position of the long-range plan within the overall planning process
- 2.2 Components of the long-range plan
- 2.3 Types of long-range plans
- 2.3.1 Differences in focuses on the process
- 2.3.2 Types of plans, according to the contents and amount of detail
- 2.3.3 Time horizons and the two-plan system
- 2.3.4 Revision of long-range plans
- 2.4 Contents of corporate plans
- 2.5 Consolidation of plans for subsidiaries within the plans of parent companies
- 2.6 The historical development of long-range planning
- Summary
- Appendix. Detailed components of the plan
- Chapter 3 The process of planning
- 3.1 Features of strategic decision-making
- 3.2 Types of strategic decisions
- 3.3 The process of planning
- 3.4 Cases of planning process
- 3.5 Types of planning process
- 3.6 Three types of organizational process
- 3.7 Survey on the planning process in the organization
- 3.8 Planning schedules
- Summary
- Chapter 4 Organization for strategic planning
- 4.1 Top management
- 4.1.1 Top management team and the management committee
- 4.1.2 The effects of group decision-making on top management
- 4.1.3 Problems of the management committee
- 4.1.4 The role of top management in the long-range planning process
- 4.1.5 The changing of attitudes
- 4.1.6 Demographics and other characteristics of top management
- 4.2 The planning department
- 4.3 Project teams
- 4.3.1 Internal venture teams
- 4.4 āIncubatorā departments
- 4.5 Organizational problems of research and development
- 4.5.1 Types of research policy
- 4.5.2 Classification of research
- 4.5.3 Long-range planning for research and development
- 4.5.4 Centralization versus decentralization of research laboratories
- 4.5.5 Internal organizational structure
- 4.5.6 Combination of divergent capabilities
- 4.5.7 Interface between research, development, production engineering, production and marketing
- 4.5.8 Planning and freedom in research management
- Summary
- Chapter 5 Analysis of the environment
- 5.1 The characteristics of strategic information
- 5.2 Kinds of information
- 5.3 Identifying needs in strategic information
- 5.4 Database structure and data collection
- 5.5 Data sources
- 5.6 Collectors of information
- 5.7 Processing
- 5.8 Communication, storage and retrieval of information
- Summary
- Chapter 6 Internal analysis and the changing of corporate culture
- 6.1 Types of internal analyses
- 6.2 The system of internal analysis
- 6.3 The use of growth/share matrix (product-portfolio matrix)
- 6.4 Sources of data
- 6.5 Corporate culture and long-range planning
- Summary
- Appendix: Method of survey
- Bibliography on corporate culture
- Chapter 7 Strategic issues and long-range goals
- 7.1 The meaning of strategic issues
- 7.2 The process of finding strategic issues
- 7.3 The organizational process
- 7.4 Long-range goals
- 7.5 The process of deciding goal levels
- 7.6 The international comparison of goals
- 7.7 Long term visions and corporate philosophies
- 7.8 The implementations of long-term strategy
- Summary
- Chapter 8 Development of the product-market strategy
- 8.1 Approaches to product-market strategies
- 8.2 The options of product-market strategies and basic principles
- 8.3 The process of transformation
- 8.4 The use of planning techniques
- Summary
- Bibliography for product market strategy
- Chapter 9 Resource structure planning
- 9.1 Areas of resource structure
- 9.2 The decision process
- 9.3 Using operational plans to construct resource structure plans
- 9.4 Capital investment
- 9.5 Information systems
- 9.6 Human resource planning
- 9.7The strategic acquisition of resources
- Summary
- Bibliography for resource structure
- Part A The evaluation of strategy
- 10.1 Evaluation criteria: rating scale methods
- 10.2 Evaluation criteria: the matrix model
- 10.3 Quantitative measurements
- 10.4 Strategic policies
- 10.5 The classification of evaluation
- 10.6 The process of appraisal
- Summary
- Part B Resource allocation
- 10.7 Total amount
- 10.8 Allocation of resources to projects
- 10.9 The process of resource allocation
- 10.10 Political behaviour
- Summary
- Chapter 11 The integration of strategic decisions
- 11.1 Ranking of projects and co-ordination of planning activities
- 11.2 Interface between departments - conditions of self-coordination
- 11.3 Conflict resolution
- Summary
- Chapter 12 Long-range profit planning
- 12.1 Concept and types
- 12.2 Purpose and limitations
- 12.3 The process of profit planning
- 12.4 Profit planning and simulation
- 12.5 Profit improvement plans
- 12.6 Financial ratios
- Summary
- Chapter 13 Decision making under uncertainty
- 13.1 Increase of information
- 13.2 Range forecasting
- 13.3 Sequential decisions
- 13.4 Early warning systems
- 13.5 Contingency plans
- 13.6 Revision of the plan
- 13.7 Diversification and flexibility of business
- 13.8 Relative competitiveness and the strengthening of resource capabilities
- 13.9 The relationship between the four approaches
- Chapter 14 Implementation and control
- 14.1 Models of implementation and control
- 14.2 Promotion of implementation
- 14.3 Action programmes
- 14.4 Follow-up
- 14.5 The rewards for implementation
- Summary
- Chapter 15 Problems and success factors
- 15.1 Frameworks of analysis
- 15.2 Problems
- 15.3 Meaning of success
- 15.4 Success factors
- 15.4.1 Strategy oriented culture
- 15.4.2 Planning systems
- 15.4.3 Strategic decisions in long-range planning
- 15.5 Recent changes in the long-range planning systems
- Summary
- References (all chapters)
- Appendix: Sources of data
- Index