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This document outlines a company's strategy and plans over the mid-term and long-term future including objectives, delivery plans, changes needed across policy, procedures, organization, infrastructure and business systems as well as software development, a 5-year business vision plan, project management, programming, business analysis and 1-year functional objectives plan.
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- 1. Strategy Mid-term Objectives Delivery Plans Changes to: Policy Procedures Organisation Infrastructure Changes to Business Systems Software Development Future Business Vision Five Year Business Plan Project Management Programming Business Analysis Functional Objectives One Year Business Plan