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Anton [14]
2 years ago
15

As a manager with D-Lighting Industries, part of Darius’ job is to make specific short-term decisions about what his department

must do to achieve D-Lighting’s long-term success. Darius is involved in:______.
A) strategic planning.
B) contingency planning.
C) tactical planning.
D) complimentary planning.
Business
1 answer:
lina2011 [118]2 years ago
6 0

Option C

As a manager with D-Lighting Industries, part of Darius’ job is to make specific short-term decisions about what his department must do to achieve D-Lighting’s long-term success. Darius is involved in: tactical planning.

<u>Explanation:</u>

Tactical planning demands a company's strategic plan and establishes ahead specific short-term activities and ideas, regularly by the company board or function. Tactical planning is splitting up those intentions into practicable tasks that we can begin programming into our task management practice and schedule.

In the tactical phase, the market is acknowledging to paramount facts. Lower-level supervisors have a greater knowledge of day-to-day actions, and they are habitually the ones accountable for tactical planning. In trades and the managerial world, tactical decisions are quite common.

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