How To Take Care Of Your Customers and Stakeholders In Your Planning Process
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At the beginning of the year, our clients all share a keen interest in putting their plans into place, identifying objectives and rolling out the strategic plan. One of the key steps in this strategic planning process is a stakeholder analysis.
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