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Morrisey on Planning, A Guide to Long-Range Planning: Creating Your Strategic Journey

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The second in a three-volume series, A Guide to Long-Range Planning is written primarily for major unit or corporate group heads responsible for three-to-five-year planning. It helps the team outline long-term objectives and translate the vision, mission, and strategy into future organizational positioning.

As with the other volumes in this series, George Morrisey--long recognized as a leading expert in the areas of planning and strategic thinking--offers his insights into how planning actually works in organizations.

Succinct and easy to read, the books in this series can be used in any sequence, and stand on their own as individual guides to more effective planning. The companion volumes include Volume One: Guide to Strategic Thinking, and Volume III: Guide to Tactical Planning. Each draws on examples from individual departments and work units as well as from the perspective of the total organization, making them useful for all types of planning at any level of an organization.

144 pages, Hardcover

First published November 7, 1995

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June 7, 2021
In this little book, George Morrissey continues the discussion on strategic thinking that he began in his Guide to Strategic Planning. His guidance is excellent as he distinguishes between determining strategy and doing long term planning. In his words, strategy is about laying out your vision, while long term planning is about laying out your position. He gave an excellent example in the book, where JFK told the American people that an American will be on the moon by the end of the decade of the 1960s. That plan translated a strategic vision into a solid plan with concrete results that the American People could get behind. Morrissey discusses similar strategic planning examples and tools to use for strategic planning. This book is a must read for anyone who is tasked with determining the long term priorities and goals of any organization.
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