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The influence of the strategic planning process on strategic change

Jane E. Dutton, Robert B. Duncan

Strategic Management Journal · 1987 · Volume 8 · Issue 2

DOI: 10.1002/smj.4250080202

Abstract

This paper proposes that organizational decision-makers exist in a market for strategic issues where different internal and external trends and developments compete for decision-makers' attention. The paper describes how an organization's strategic planning process affects the set of strategic issues that do capture decision-makers' attention. It explains how characteristics of the strategic issue array translate into effective and timely initiation and implementation of strategic change.

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