The purpose of planning is to ensure that the organization both _________________ in its activities.

Importance of planning :

i- more effective control system

ii- short-term plans

iii- lack of commitment to planning

iv- predict the future changes

A goal is ________ aims that you want to accomplish and has brought primary outcome.

Goals have the following benefit except :

__________ reflect the results the organization wants to achieve when making decisions.

SMART rules stand for :

Specific

Measurable

Achieveable

R________

Time

Strategy defined as a plan designed to achieve a short-term aim

A mission statement defines as common purpose, nurtures organisational loyalty and fosters a sense of community. This statement is for

Vision is a statement representing what a organisation wants to become and where it wants to be in the future.

Vision 2020 was introduced by

There are strategic planning except :

Standing plans are designed to deal with organisational issues and problems that recur frequently.

A plan that is ongoing and provides guidance for repeatedly performed actions in an organization. Standing plan include ________ , procedures and rules.

The most common types of Single-Use Plans are :

i- Programmes

ii-Projects

iii- Budgets

iv- Organisational

Which level of management that creates standing plans, single-use plans and operational plans?

Operational plans are more specific than strategic plans.

Which is the quote refer to Directional plans ?

Which of the following are The Barriers to Effective Planning :

i- Lack of commitment to planning

ii- Rely too much on experience

iii- Involve employees in decision making

iv- Failure to see the scope of plans

These are the way to overcome the barriers to planning except :