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Failed in planning is planning to failed Do you agree?

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Question added by ABDULAZIZ AREKAT , Regional Projects Manager , Dawahi Alkudus Contracting
Date Posted: 2014/02/16
mohamed sabeen
by mohamed sabeen , QHSE Manager , Novus catering service

Yes, that may be true to an extent, but more importantly, no amount of planning can guarantee success; such a lot of other things need to be right or fall in place that at the end of it all, there is no formula that can be derived even when success is achieved..... it seems almost like success has happened rather than having been achieved.

Randy Frogosa
by Randy Frogosa , Assistant Project Manager , Emdad Holdings

Absolutely Correct.Planning is the key to success. THIS IS THE VISUALIZATION OF THE FUTURE AND ANTICIPATION OF THE CHALLENGES AND PREPARATION FOR THE WORST.

Donovan Carl Liedeman
by Donovan Carl Liedeman , Operations Support Manager , Port Stevedoring

Agree,but remember planning is only as good as the follow up on that planning,it allow you to foresee potential problems arising,and allows you to make corrective action,however logistics is not a exact science as there is a human portion involved that needs to be managed

half agree

Failed in planning is the failed

Colonel Youaraj Nandayal
by Colonel Youaraj Nandayal , Sr HSE Eng HSEF&S , ADNOC Refining (Oil & Gas)

Yes, Absolutely correct. Planning is the1st Step in all disciplines(of the company services/products) and all  all levels( Junior executive to CIO). Any gaps would have the ultimate result in company ROI( return of Income). A detailed planning strategy is required to be applied by a set of skilled people and with a separate allocation of budget. The aim is to achieve the vision of the company.

Ahmed AlGhamdi
by Ahmed AlGhamdi , Founder and Managing Partner , QuickArt

Yes agree, 

Robert Scanlan
by Robert Scanlan , Sr Acquisitions Manager , Future Technologies

I agree.  A failure in planning may not ascertain failure but it absolutely does not promise planned success.

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