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Strategy Planning and Implementation: New Initiative

"There is always a better strategy than the one you have; you just haven't thought of it yet..." Sir Brian Pitman - Former CEO Lloyds TSB

Wherever your institution is in the strategic planning cycle it's a topic which should never be far from your thoughts. Thankfully help is on its way...

JISC infoNet is pleased to announce the start of a major 2-year initiative delivering resources to help you plan and implement the strategies your institution needs. To include:

  • A comprehensive, step-by-step, online guide to preparing, agreeing, implementing & measuring your strategic plans
  • Opportunities to learn from the experience & expertise of senior decision-makers from other branches of the public & private sectors
  • The chance for you and your senior team to reflect on past experience, discuss ideas & debate ways forward with other institutional managers
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