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Goals in this section can be used with managers and
supervisors responsible for planning of all kinds—finan-
cial, personnel, strategic, projects.
Financial Planning
■Develop a five-year plan every year, projecting income
and costs, and present it to the VP Finance each
January.
■Provide a work-unit budget for each year that is within
10% of actuals.
■Plan expenditures to minimize financial risk to company.
■Identify and plan for capital expenditures that will
return on total investment within two years.
■Provide integrated cost and schedule control systems,
thereby providing tools to meet the project financial
goals.
■Develop financial plans that superiors consider useful
for making decisions.
■Communicate financial plans to staff so they can use
them in making decisions.
■Forecast financial expenditures for upcoming year, sep-
arating out mandatory and discretionary spending.
Personnel Planning
■Identify at least two employees per year to be groomed
for supervisory positions.
■Identify alternatives to hiring new staff to cover
increased workload.
■Communicate anticipated personnel needs to human
resources three months prior to point at which action is
required.
Planning
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