Formal Planning Systems: Their Role in Strategy Formulation and Implementation (Hardcover)

This seminal work examines the role of formal planning systems in corporate strategy formulation and implementation. Edited by Peter Lorange and based on the 1981 Pittsburgh conference on business policy and planning research, this book offers a wealth of insights into the complex world of corporate strategy.

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