Overview
Strategic management helps organizations define their long-term directions and goals while deploying resources to support achieving priorities and targeted outcomes. Its success depends on management's ability to analyze the current reality, identify future directions, and build decisions that contribute to developing institutional performance.
Key Topics
The importance, functions, levels, dimensions, and stages of strategic management implementation
Requirements for success and obstacles that may limit its effectiveness
The concept and characteristics of strategic planning and its various plan types
Strategic thinking: its traits and role in institutional development
Strategic vision and organizational mission and their role in defining the overall direction
Practical Value
This presentation distinguishes between strategic management, strategic planning, and strategic thinking — three related but distinct concepts. It provides leaders and managers with the frameworks needed to formulate effective strategies, align organizational resources with strategic priorities, and overcome the common barriers that limit strategic management effectiveness.
Directors and leaders responsible for planning and institutional performance development, specialists in management, planning, and strategy development, department heads and supervisors involved in formulating institutional plans and goals, trainers and consultants interested in delivering specialized programs on strategic management and planning