Strategic Planning
What is Strategic Planning?
The process of defining an organization's direction and making decisions on allocating resources to pursue strategies aligned with its mission.
Terms that appear alongside strategic planning
Each of these is named in at least one of the same controls as strategic planning. The number is how many controls name both.
- risk appetite 4 shared controls
- risk appetite statement 3 shared controls
- governance 3 shared controls
- resilience 3 shared controls
- benchmarking 2 shared controls
- lessons learned 2 shared controls
- risk culture 2 shared controls
- risk governance 2 shared controls
Frameworks that govern strategic planning
What the standards actually require on strategic planning
Requirements naming strategic planning across 6 standards, quoted from the control text.
The board and senior management evaluate whether the IT strategic plans align with the enterprise business and strategic plan and priorities: senior management understands and supports AIO activities and confirms their inclusion in the plan, management defines...
ffiec-it-examination-handbook::AIO-II.A.1 · II.A.1 Strategic Planning (Architecture, Infrastructure, and Operations) →Strategic and Business Planning competency area covers organisational and system-level planning capabilities. Strategic planning and implementation for nursing organisations + nursing services + national nursing associations: vision + mission + values + SWOT +...
ICN-LFC-StrategicBusiness-Planning-BusinessCase-Financial-Performance-Capacity · ICN LFC - Strategic and Business Planning - Strategic Planning + Business Case + Financial Management + Performance Measurement + Capacity Building →The governing body should take part in strategic planning by being clear about its own role in the process, delegating where needed, examining, evaluating and approving the plans its delegates prepare, and overseeing how the plans are carried out and whether t...
iso-37000-2021::6.3.3.2.1 · 6.3.3.2.1 Engage with strategic planning →Strategic planning is required to set out the vision, mission and goals the entity holds for the program.
nfpa-1600-standard-on-continuity-emergency-and-crisis-management::5.1.2 · 5.1.2 Strategic planning defining the program's vision, mission and goals →Within strategy (whose objective, 28 to 29, is to explain how the entity manages these risks and opportunities and what they mean for its business model, value chain, strategy, financial position and resilience) the entity describes those sustainability risks...
issb-standards::S1-30 · S1.28 to 31: Sustainability-related risks and opportunities →Annex A lists the management disciplines that can support the coordination guidance of 5.8. They are the management of assets, business continuity, communications, crises, cyber security, emergencies, the environment, facilities, health and safety, human resou...
iso-22316::A · Annex A Relevant management disciplines (informative) →Questions people ask about strategic planning
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