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This document summarizes planning tools and techniques used in management. It discusses techniques for assessing the environment like environmental scanning, forecasting, and benchmarking. It then covers techniques for allocating resources such as budgeting, scheduling, and breakeven analysis. Finally, it briefly introduces contemporary planning techniques like project management and linear programming.
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- 2. Presented by Muhammad Waqas Shakeel Ahmed Husnain dar Tanvir ul Hassan Abubakar Ashraf
- 3. Prensented To : DR Ijaz Ahmed Qureshi
- 4. Outlines Techniques for Assessing the Enviroment Techniques for Allocation Resources Contemporary Planning Techniques
- 5. Techniques for Assessing the Enviroment 1. Environmental Scanning 2. Forecasting 3. Benchmarking
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- 7. Competitor Intellegence Identify Competitors , Their Activities , and their Impact on Organization Advertisement , Annual Report etc
- 8. Global Scanning Information on global forces. Draws information from sources that provide global perspectives on world-wide issues and opportunities.
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- 11. Forecasting Effectiveness Dynamic environments decrease the forecasting effectiveness. Shorter timeframes improve forecasting effectiveness. Simple forecasting techniques are more effective than complex techniques. Compare every forecast with “no change”. Use multiple forecasting techniques. Forecasting skills improve with practice
- 12. Benchmarking The search for the best practices among competitors and non-competitors that lead to their superior performance. By analyzing and copying these practices, firms can improve their performance.
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