Abstract
This paper explores the characteristics of strategic planning processes in the British beverage industry. Specifically, it looks at the components and contextual elements that make these processes more effective. A study of 100 beverage companies reveals that certain components (functional coverage) and contextual elements (use of multiple planning techniques) are vital to improve the effectiveness of strategic planning processes. A set of recommendations to firms in the beverage industry is discussed.
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