Corrall, S.: Strategic management of information resources : planning for a better future (1995)
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- Abstract
- The purposes and benefits of a strategic planning policy which seeks to relate an organisation and its people to their changing environment and to the threats and opportunities of the marketplace is contrasted with the broader concept of strategic management. Emphasises the value of planning as a continuous process, the need for an holistic view, and for the involvement of stakeholders; i.e. all those with an interest or involvement in the organisation. Some recommended models from the large volume of literature on this topic are given, together with advice on the most effective way to present the final strategic plan
