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Planning for Higher Education Journal

KPIs Drive Strategic Planning and Execution

And Feedback Steers the Institution in the Right Direction

From Volume 47 Number 4 | July–September 2019

By Can Saygin

Planning Types: Strategic Planning

Tags: Planning Processes, Selecting Metrics

Institution(s) referenced in this resource:
The University of Texas at San Antonio

Quantitative tools are essential for developing a framework, but properly identifying stakeholders and keeping them involved is what connects planning to execution.

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