Refer To Figure 6.2. Place The Steps In The Strategic-Management Process In The Correct Order, With The First Step Listed At The Top. (2023)

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• 1. Introduction and Executive Summary       1.1. Introduction      1.2. Executive Summary  2. Overview of Strategic Planning and Strategic IT Planning      2.1. Definition of Strategic Planning           2.1.1. Purpose of Strategic Planning           2.1.2. Characteristics of an Effective Planning Process           2.1.3. Keys to Success      2.2. Definition of Strategic IT Planning          2.2.1. Technology as a Strategic Asset           2.2.2. Linking Technology with the Strategic Plan      2.3. Importance of Technology Investments  3. Governance Structure and Role of the Chief Information Officer      3.1. Governance Structure     3.2. Role of the CIO           3.2.1. CIO’s Duties and Accountability          3.2.2. Realities of Aging Services           3.2.3. Options for Smaller Organizations     3.3. Best Practices from Aging Services  4. Strategic Planning Approaches and Steps      4.1. When to Conduct Strategic Planning      4.2. The Strategic Planning Team      4.3. Common Models and Approaches to Strategic Planning           4.3.1. Vision or Goal-Based Planning           4.3.2. Issues-Based Planning           4.3.3. Alignment Model           4.3.4. Scenario Planning           4.3.5. “Organic” (or Self-Organizing) Planning          4.3.6. Real-Time Planning      4.4. High-Level Strategic Planning Resources      4.5. 10-Step Vision/Goal-Based Strategic Planning           4.5.1. Step 1: Agree on a Strategic Planning Process           4.5.2. Step 2: Carry out an Environmental Scan           4.5.3. Step 3: Identify Key Issues, Questions and Choices          4.5.4. Step 4: Define/Review the Organization’s Values, Community Vision and Mission           4.5.5. Step 5: Develop a Shared Vision for the Organization           4.5.6. Step 6: Develop Statements Describing the Organization’s Goals and Future Status          4.5.7. Step 7: Agree on Key Strategies           4.5.8. Step 8: Develop an Action Plan           4.5.9. Step 9: Finalize a Written Strategic Plan           4.5.10. Step 10: Build in Procedures for Monitoring and Modifying Strategies     4.6. Strategic Planning Resources  5. Strategic and Operational IT Planning Steps      5.1. Understanding Organizational Direction, Business Objectives and Strategic Plans      5.2. Understanding the Existing IT Infrastructure           5.2.1. IT/Technology System Inventory           5.2.2. Staff IT Competencies      5.3. Understanding the Need to Update/Upgrade Technology Applications           5.3.1. Assessing the Needs of all Existing and New Business Units           5.3.2. Assessing Internal Interfacing, Connectivity, Integration and Interoperability Needs          5.3.3. Assessing the IT Needs of Strategic/External Partners           5.3.4. Assessing the Needs of Management           5.3.5. Implications for the Selection of Technology Applications           5.3.6. Implications for the Information and Communication Infrastructure      5.4. Create the Strategic IT Plan      5.5. Phasing of Planning and Implementation      5.6. Strategic IT Planning Resources 6. IT Infrastructure      6.1. Virtual Cloud Servers vs. Local Server           6.1.1. Dedicated Server           6.1.2. Cloud Computing          6.1.3. Comparison     6.2. Networks and Their Architecture           6.2.1. Basic Data Network Topologies and Their Attributes           6.2.2. Basic Network Standards and Classifications           6.2.3. Wired vs. Wireless Networks           6.2.4. Recommended Minimum Bandwidth Speeds     6.3. Technology Applications in Senior Living           6.3.1. Administrative and Business Back-Office Applications          6.3.2. Clinical and Care Services Documentation           6.3.3. Safety and Security Systems           6.3.4. Health and Wellness Applications           6.3.5. Resident Connectivity, Entertainment and Social Connectedness           6.3.6. Campus/Facility Management      6.4. Data Backup, Disaster Recovery and Off-Line Operation           6.4.1. Data Backup           6.4.2. Disaster Recovery Plan      6.5. Support of the IT Infrastructure: In-House vs. Outsourcing           6.5.1. In-House IT Support           6.5.2. Outsourcing IT Support      6.6. Interconnectivity, Interoperability and Exchange of Information      6.7. IT Infrastructure Resources  7. Overview of Operational Planning, Selection, Implementation and Support      7.1. Project Planning           7.1.1. Project Team           7.1.2. Goal Setting      7.2. Understanding the Impact on Workflow and Operations           7.2.1. Workflow and Process Redesign      7.3. Identifying Desired Functionality and Features      7.4. Comparing Products to Create a Shortlist of Vendors     7.5. Vendor Evaluation and Selection           7.5.1. Objective Scoring           7.5.2. System Demonstration      7.6. Shortlisting and Requests for Proposals           7.6.1. Creating an RFP      7.7. Infrastructure Implications     7.8. Implementation, System Integration, Data Migration and Change Management          7.8.1. Implementation Phase           7.8.2. Post-Implementation Phase           7.8.3. System Integration and Interoperability           7.8.4. Data Migration           7.8.5. Change Management           7.8.6. Success Factors for any Project      7.9. Training and Support           7.9.1. Training           7.9.2. Support  8. Acknowledgements      8.1. Writing Sub-Workgroup     8.2. Workgroup

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