Factors That Influence Effective Strategic Planning Process In Organizations

@article{Kiptoo2014FactorsTI,
  title={Factors That Influence Effective Strategic Planning Process In Organizations},
  author={Job Kipkemboi Kiptoo and Fred Mugambi Mwirigi},
  journal={IOSR Journal of Business and Management},
  year={2014},
  volume={16},
  pages={188-195}
}
The general objective of this study was to identify factors that influence effective strategic planning process in organizations. It looks closely at the key factors that influence strategic planning and why organizations have to plan for the future for them to remain relevant in the market. This will be achieved by aligning strategic plan with the vision and mission of the organization. The study explores the connection between strategic plans with organization structure, organizational… 
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