Business Planning In The Public Sector

Practical planning processes that produce workable plans

Size: 234 cm by 154 cm

130 pages

ISBN 1 899448 04 7

RRP £ 16.99

Synopsis

This is one of a series of books published by HB Publications targeted at the public sector. It is ideal reading for public sector managers or those obtaining management qualifications and degrees in public sector management.

This book is an essential tool for managing resources such that service delivery is maximised. This book sets out the process of business planning and how it can be used within a public sector environment. By incorporating worked examples and solutions, the publication is a valuable reference point to anyone having to undergo the business planning process for their area of service. It is particularly useful for organisations developing local performance plans.

This book is especially useful for organisational development where it can be used as a catalyst for change, as a supporting text for in-house courses. It is also a very appropriate text to add to any reading list for a certificate or diploma in management or equivalent qualification.

The book covers the following areas:

The Corporate Framework

All business planning processes should be approached within the context of the corporate framework. This book examines the roles of all the key components of the corporate framework and their importance with respect to the business planning process.


Developing a Business Plan

The process of developing a business plan is a multi-faceted one. This book outlines the principle elements of the business plan and explores each of these areas in turn. The key attributes of the business plan are also discussed and a valuable insight into the potential uses of the document is given.


Implementing Strategies and Action Plans.

The development and implementation of relevant strategies and action plans are key to the business planning process. It also plays a fundamental role in assisting organisations in the attainment of business objectives. In addition to addressing the above processes this book highlights the importance of monitoring and revising plans on a regular basis.

RRP £ 16.99