The Role of the Accountant in Strategic Planning: A Model for the 1990s
The Role of the Accountant in Strategic Planning explores the contribution accountants can make to strategic planning and organizational decision-making. Framed for the 1990s, Crispin Simon’s book presents a focused model for understanding the relationship between accounting practice and broader business strategy.
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The Role of the Accountant in Strategic Planning considers how accountants participate in the development of organizational strategy.
It focuses on the connection between accounting expertise and strategic planning processes.
Presented as a model for the 1990s, the book addresses the changing expectations surrounding the accountant’s professional role.
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