The document discusses various planning tools and techniques, including forecasting which uses qualitative and quantitative methods to predict the future, contingency planning which prepares for changing conditions, scenario planning which considers alternative future scenarios, benchmarking which compares performance to other organizations, and participatory planning which involves those affected by the plans in the planning process. The planning manager is responsible for coordinating the planning function including assisting with plans, gathering planning information, and monitoring plans.
The document discusses various planning tools and techniques, including forecasting which uses qualitative and quantitative methods to predict the future, contingency planning which prepares for changing conditions, scenario planning which considers alternative future scenarios, benchmarking which compares performance to other organizations, and participatory planning which involves those affected by the plans in the planning process. The planning manager is responsible for coordinating the planning function including assisting with plans, gathering planning information, and monitoring plans.
The document discusses various planning tools and techniques, including forecasting which uses qualitative and quantitative methods to predict the future, contingency planning which prepares for changing conditions, scenario planning which considers alternative future scenarios, benchmarking which compares performance to other organizations, and participatory planning which involves those affected by the plans in the planning process. The planning manager is responsible for coordinating the planning function including assisting with plans, gathering planning information, and monitoring plans.
The document discusses various planning tools and techniques, including forecasting which uses qualitative and quantitative methods to predict the future, contingency planning which prepares for changing conditions, scenario planning which considers alternative future scenarios, benchmarking which compares performance to other organizations, and participatory planning which involves those affected by the plans in the planning process. The planning manager is responsible for coordinating the planning function including assisting with plans, gathering planning information, and monitoring plans.
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Planning Tools
Techniques And Their
Application Forecasting • Making assumptions about what will happen in the future. • Qualitative forecasting uses expert opinions. • Quantitative forecasting uses mathematical and statistical analysis. • All forecasts rely on human judgment. ◦ Planning involves deciding on how to deal with the implications of a forecast. • Identifying alternative courses of action that can be implemented to meet the needs of changing circumstances.
• Increases organization’s flexibility and preparation
for future shocks. • Use of external comparisons to better evaluate current performance and identify possible actions for the future.
• Adopting best practices of other organizations that
achieve superior performance. • Lead and coordinate the planning function • Responsibilities include: Assisting line managers in preparing plans. Developing special plans. Gathering and maintaining planning information. Assisting in communicating plans. Monitoring plans in progress and suggesting changes. • Participatory planning requires that the planning process include people who will be affected by the plans and/or will help implement them. • Benefits of participation and involvement: Promotes creativity in planning. Increases available information. Fosters understanding, acceptance, and commitment to the final plan. Group 2; Leader; Christine Clarin Members; Roanne Fatima Mae Perin Lara Jane Abesamis Princess Ramirez Rio Esteban Ferdie Miranda Lenard Dave Pagtacunan