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Annotated bibliography On Strategic HRM practices Nathan, A. (n.d.). 7 Key Steps for Better Training and Development Programs. Retrieved March 26, 2018, from https://www.shrm.org/resourcesandtools/hr- topics/organizational-and-employee-development/pages/key-steps-for-better- training-development-programs.aspx In this article, based in on the author’s research, Nathan used seven steps to implement better training and development. Training employees can be a huge challenge for organizations. This is a huge challenge especially in a changing environment. Nathan uses his experience working as chief human resource officer at Mirage and Wynn resorts in Las Vegas, to create a diagram to overcome the struggles of developing and training. As an experienced …show more content…

Innovation is very important and research must be done in order to be successful. This article uses analytics to determine ways to be more innovative and how it can help strategically. Khandekar, R., & Pence, N. (2017). Strategic Planning, Learning and Company Performance In A Strategic Management Simulation Environment. Business Education Innovation Journal, 9(2), 164-172. This article uses games to determine the technique used to withstand student engagement in strategic management courses. This article also researches whether students can manage business in an enterprise stimulation. The second half of the article researches if strategic planning effects a company’s performance in a stimulation environment. The annotation above summarizes the article and showcases the research used for the article. Questions were used to fuel the research and gather results for this article. Orginzations struggle to manage businesses in enterprise stimulation. This articles helps the reader to understand the issues that arise and how to go about it. Naslund, D., & Williamson, S. (2017). SALES AND OPERATIONS PLANNING - A POTENTIAL STRATEGIC TOOL FOR THE US PAPER INDUSTRY. Journal …show more content…

This article is a great example to show how different types of organizations utilize strategic planning. It is not often that an article showcases six of the same organizations and how they operate strategically. This article demonstrates the appropriate uses of the strategic tool. Felype Neis, D., Fernandes Pereira, M., & Antonio Maccari, E. (2017). Strategic Planning Process and Organizational Structure: Impacts, Confluence and Similarities. Brazilian Business Review (Portuguese Edition), 14(5), 479-492. doi:10.15728/bbr.2017.14.5.2 This article is based on the relationship between strategic planning and organization structure in an organization. The authors used the bibliographical research and documentaries to compile information to create he article. In the article, research concluded that strategic planning influences elements of an organizational structure. Also, it points out the comparisons between stages of preparations and the application of the strategic process. This article above is great representations of the strategic planning process. The authors use research to examine comparison of the strategic process and it’ application. It is important to examine this process in order to ensure that the company is planning

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