Strategic Planning for Public Sector Organizations
Evidence from The Department of Education and Culture in Kendal Regency
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This paper aims to provide some evidence for current practice in strategic planning for public sector organizations developed by Rumelt's Criteria, in this case the Department of Education & Culture in Kendal Regency and propose a strategy for this Department. The data was collected from the Strategic Plan of the Department of Education & Culture in Kendal Regency from 2016-2021, Performance Reports 0f 2017, and the interviews from data collector in the Department of Education & Culture of Kendal Regency. The data analysis procedure used in this paper is a SWOT analysis based on data collected and developed into IFEM, EFEM, IE-Matrix, SWOT Matrix, and QSPM as the last step.
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Strategic Planning, Rumelt’s Criteria, Public Sector Organization, SWOT Analysis, Department of Education & CultureDownloads
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