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Should top manager give more weight to business plans instead of available resources or budgets to make a sucess?

For Going up, one should be able to see beyond budgets and every thing and plan to expense more towards, business re engineering rather than following certain written down work manual. It is necessary to break status-co for more of our business enterrises, Think differently and act wisely.

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Question added by sajid shah , Joint Director , State Bank of Pakistan
Date Posted: 2013/10/07
Javad Taghavi
by Javad Taghavi , Program Manager, Senior Adviser in Project Management , KCE Co.

Yes, of course.

The first and the only major decision reference for implementing a project is business plan then required resource.

Because required resources for a project will be estimated by business plan or in the other hand feasibility study and before this study, providing or adequacy evaluating different resources are pointless 

Jasmin Mathai
by Jasmin Mathai , Executive / Administrative Assistant to Assistant Vice President , United Arab Shipping Co.

Having a business plan is the first step to achieving a goal.  But if the plan is given more importance, without checking out the accessibility of available resources within a budget, the plan is bound to fail. 

It is like saying that you have a new expensive car to drive without having its key and the budget to fill in the petrol to drive it.

Therefore, at the time of planning itself, you will have to work out the budget and the resources to ensure that the plan is successful.

Sawsan Hajeer
by Sawsan Hajeer , Section head of financial statements and budgets , National for employment and training company

Managers should make  the balance between budget , available resources and between company short term plan in connection with company strategy sharing all levels to put their plans operational,middle and top management

sajid shah
by sajid shah , Joint Director , State Bank of Pakistan

Yes you are right. But is meeting short terms plans ensure that long term goals are done. 

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