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what are the purpose of planning in an organization?
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Answer Posted / sachin kumar
Planning means, what is to be done in next future, so it is
typically related with the, formation of plans, and their
consequently implementation. Planning is very necessary for
every organisation in generate its vision, formulate its
mission and then shape their activities as per the plans, so
when there is a mission/objective/goal, there will be a
planning for attain them successfully and with the expected
profitability.
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