Levels of organizational planning 1)Use your knowledge of the levels of planning to fill in the three labels missing from the following diagram

Levels of organizational planning

1)Use your knowledge of the levels of planning to fill in the three labels missing from the following diagram.  

Source: Williams, C. (2013). Management, 7th Ed. (p. 177). Mason, OH: South-Western Cengage Learning.

2)A manager who allocates $1 million to one product while reserving $250,000 for another project is using a ---------         to prioritize the projects.

Management at Work

@%#*&!! Jennifer couldn’t believe her bad luck. The business-planning cycle at Allworld Insurance was almost over. The only thing her boss had asked her to do was to make copies of four sets of final plans. Each set contained a different level of planning and each was supposed to be delivered to a different manager for review. But now those documents are all over the floor.

Everything has to be back in the right order as quickly as possible. Knowing that you are a planning expert, Jennifer asks for your help. She tells you that Allworld Insurance uses an aligned, or cascading, goal system. You can expect to see each set of plans flow in a logical way throughout the company.

1. Complete the table and help Jennifer by selecting the correct types of plans that match the given statements.