Strategic Planning Differs from Scenario Planning in That

question 75

Multiple Choice

Strategic planning differs from scenario planning in that:

• A) Strategic planning is long-term planning; scenario planning is not.
• B) Strategic planning is bottom-up from the employees, and scenario planning is top-down from the CEO.
• C) Strategic planning is performed by many layers in the organization, while scenario planning is limited to top executives.
• D) Strategic planning assumes that future success can be predicted; scenario planning allows for more unforeseen events.

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