Operational Planning Skills
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At the end of this course, the participants should be able to:
- Understand the concept, importance and benefits of planning
- Identify planning types and levels
- Recognize the role and responsibilities of management in planning
- Identify the components and elements of the planning process
- Use modern methods and methods of planning
- Prepare of the operational plan
- Follow up the implementation of the plan and evaluate the results according to accepted international standards and standards
- Introduction
- Important planning terminology
- The concept of planning
- Planning in the management process
- Benefits of planning
- The underlying principles of planning
- Types and levels of planning (strategic, phased, tactical, operational)
- A model of the planning process
- The most important planning obstacles
- Planning process requirements
- Objectives and levels
- Hierarchy of objectives
- Characteristics of Effective Objectives
- SWOT Situational Analysis
- Portfolio and activity analysis steps
- Method of Assumptions (Scenarios)
- Balanced Score Card Method
- The concept and importance of the operational plan
- Components of the operational plan
- Success pillars of the operational plan
- How to set the operational plan
- Steps to prepare and implement the plan
- Preparation and writing of the plan document and its adoption
- The importance of follow-up
- Functions of the Follow-up process
- Elements of the follow-up plan
- Characteristics of effective follow-up methods
- Follow-up process steps
- Techniques and means of schduling and follow-up (Gantt chart, Networks and PERT charts, Critical Path)
- Evaluate the results of implementing the plan
- Adaptability
- Planning and Organizing
- Strategic Focus
- Systematic Thinking
- Business Development
- Change Management
- Management
- Leadership
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This training course will be carried out through the use of best practices and the right combination of engaging and purposeful tools such as:
- Practical, relevant case studies
- Group activities and workshops
- Related role plays
- Experiential learning
- Brain storming
- Stimulating mental activities
- Engaging team competitions
- Suitable training Videos
- Presentations
- Self–assessments
- Learning with Simulations and Games
All employees, especially those in charge of teams, functions or departments where planning is a key aspect of their duties