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Welcome to PlanningSkills.COM

This website focuses on a wide variety of topics related to organization and individual planning situations. The primary focus is business planning.

Planning is an anticipatory decision making process that involves situation analysis, forecasting outcomes and events, evaluating alternative courses of action, anticipating consequences and considering implementation issues and contingencies. Planning often begins with asking one or more questions, for example: What if ...? Could we ...? Do we ...? Is it possible...? How should we respond ...? How can we ...? Is it feasible to ...?

In general, planning is a proactive process that is intended to help individuals, groups and organizations achieve performance objectives.



Featured Glossary Term

Threat, Industry-Wide

Threat, industry-wide, is a problem or potential problem for all or most companies in an industry.


Featured Planning Tip

Keep it simple

Prepare clear, uncomplicated plans and clear, concise orders to ensure thorough understanding.

Apply the KISS principle!

The KISS principle is a popular maxim often invoked when discussing planning and design processes as a reminder to avoid unnecessary complexity. The traditional expansion of this acronym is "Keep it Simple, Stupid".

"In critical and baffling situations, it is always best to return to first principles and simple action" - Sir Winston S. Churchill



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KISS_Principle




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