Strategy and Business Planning

2009-07-12

Plan: 1) a drawing or diagram drawn on a plane: as a: a top or horizontal view of an object b: a large-scale map of a small area 2) a method for achieving an end b: an often customary method of doing something : procedure c: a detailed formulation of a program of action d: goal, aim 3) an orderly arrangement of parts of an overall design or objective 4) a detailed program (as for payment or the provision of some service)

Planning Services

Business

Part of starting a business is writing a business plan, but business planning does not stop there. Every time that an organization sets itself a development goal, the business plan has to be revisited.

Tre has developed a simple, effective method to business planning; where tailoring your vision, your values and your products and services for investors, and donors is made easy.

Tre offers initial consultations at no charge, so lets talk about where you are going.

Strategy

Where do you want to be in five years? How are you going to get there?

Direction is important, as the business environment becomes more service orientated and the global economy shrinks – strategy becomes more and more crucial.

Our consultants can help you as you make your way through the process of defining an organizational strategy, giving you a direction to head in with the tools to measure your success.

FAQ: What is a Business Plan anyway?

Along with the BBB, SCORE and the SBA; Tre defines a business as a plan outlining an organization’s present circumstances and goals and objectives for the future. Key components of the plan include: marketing plan, sales and financial projection, market research, management plan, and risk management.

FAQ: Strategy and Tactics, what’s the difference?

There is a difference between being “strategic” and “tactical.” A strategy, according to Sally Glick, and countless other strategy planners is a plan for action, whereas tactics are the steps that when carried out will accomplish the strategy. A well thought-out strategy keeps you focused and on-target, so tactics may be considered as condiment but are equally important, as implementing and tracking them provides the real results.