A set of procedures for making decisions about an organization's long-term goals and strategies is known as
A)environmental scanning.
B)strategic maneuvering.
C)strategic planning.
D)tactical planning.
E)operational planning.

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Strategic planning is the process of defining an organization's long-term goals and selecting the best course of action for achieving those goals. It involves analyzing the organization's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT analysis) and formulating strategies to capitalize on its strengths and opportunities, while addressing its weaknesses and threats. Environmental scanning and strategic maneuvering are part of the strategic planning process, but they are not the set of procedures for making decisions about an organization's long-term goals and strategies itself. Tactical planning and operational planning are focused on short-term actions and do not involve long-term decision-making.

A Set of Procedures for Making Decisions About an Organization's