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"Planning System Success: A Conceptualization and an Operational Model" explores the critical factors that contribute to the success of planning systems within organizations. Authored by N. Venkatraman and Vasudevan Ramanujam from the Sloan School of Management, this study offers a comprehensive look at how planning systems can be effectively designed and implemented to achieve strategic goals.
The book delves into the conceptual underpinnings of planning systems, providing a framework for understanding their role in organizational development and strategic planning. It presents an operational model that can be used to assess and improve the effectiveness of existing planning systems. This work is invaluable for researchers, academics, and practitioners interested in the dynamics of organizational planning and strategic management.
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