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Origins of Strategic Planning - A. Haitham Dhib
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This book addresses the concept of 'Strategic Planning Management,' its components, importance, application requirements, and the scientific and practical steps to be followed within an integrated process of studies, information, and applications divided into five chapters. The first chapter highlights the origins of strategic planning. The second discusses the importance of decision-making and its role in strategic planning. The third chapter sheds light on the concept of feasibility studies and their scientific relationship to strategic planning management. The fourth chapter covers the importance of internal auditing in project management and maintaining the strategic plan. Finally, the fifth chapter is titled 'Strategic Management in Government Agencies.'
All these chapters are scientifically interconnected, clarifying the relationship between the application of strategic planning management and the concept of strategic management, as well as the supporting administrative and professional tools that every leader and manager must accurately comprehend. It is also crucial to understand that professional financial, administrative, and economic tools and sciences are an integral part of strategic planning management. Administrative sciences have proven that the field of strategic planning encompasses administrative, financial, legal, engineering, and technical sciences; it is a comprehensive science.
The term 'Strategy' is a military term that means the art of optimally using capabilities and resources to achieve desired goals. Linguistically, the word strategy can be defined as a plan or course of action related to an aspect of work of enduring importance to the organization as a whole. This concept reflects the scientific content of strategy, as it is always possible to identify those strategically significant actions for the organization through a future-oriented perspective based on the scientific studies that founded the idea of strategic planning.