Types
There are many types of planning. Patrick Montana and Bruce Charnov outline a three-step result-oriented process for planning:
- 1. choosing a destination, 2. evaluating alternative routes, and 3. deciding the specific course of your plan. Other types of planning include:
- Architectural planning
- Business plan
- Comprehensive planning
- Contingency planning
- Economic planning
- Enterprise architecture planning
- Environmental planning
- Event planning and production
- Family planning
- Financial planning
- Land use planning
- Life planning
- Marketing plan
- Network resource planning
- Operational planning
- Strategic planning
- Succession planning
- Urban planning
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