Strategic Planning

About This Service

We have a wealth of experience in relation to writing Strategic Planning documents. These typically include Marketing and Workforce Development Plans, Three Year Development Plans, Business Plans and Project Proposals. Recent examples include:

• The writing of a high profile feasibility report on behalf of the University in Essex to justify the need for a centre of excellence in Project Management and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Centre at the iconic Palace Hotel in Southend.
  
  Due to the geographical locality and strategic importance there was a specific emphasis on meeting the skill needs of local and regional businesses who may be involved in the 2012 Olympiad.
  
  The 2012 Olympics to London, described as the 'biggest project management event in the world…ever', will place further demands on project management professionals over the next 7 years. As a result, the Feasibility Report also had to emphasise the need to equip businesses with the skills and knowledge required for successful project completion.
  
  As a result of our input and that of other external agencies, this multi-million pound initiative is now firmly underway and we are now very much involved in writing the project management and related CPD courses.
  
  Oracle TES Ltd are delighted to be associated with this exciting and unique opportunity to assist businesses in making a vital contribution to the successful preparation of the 2012 Olympiad and in doing so also make a significant impact on the regeneration and economic base of East London and surrounding areas.
  
  
• We were commissioned to formulate and write the Strategic Marketing Plan for Thanet College and to provide them with on-going marketing support and advice. This has not only enabled the College to gain Action for Business status but has also provided them with their strategic direction for the next 3 years.
  
  
• We formulated and wrote the Employer Engagement Strategy and Marketing Strategy for West Kent College, which was a significant factor in their attainment of the Action for Business standard.