Collaboration, Cooperation, and Coordination in Strategic Planning 2-3 pages.
The collaboration, cooperation, and coordination of organizational leaders, team members, and stakeholders are essential, as organizations thrive in a culture of teamwork and open communication. This type of culture supports the strategic planning process and helps organizations successfully achieve their goals. In this Discussion, you examine the role of collaboration, cooperation, and coordination in the strategic planning process.
An explanation of the role of collaboration, cooperation, and coordination in an organization’s strategic planning process. Include how stakeholders of an organization might create a unified meaning for ideas, goals, and/or missions.
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