The roads ahead ... using strategic analysis in the development of road strategies.

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Charles, P. Lang, T. & Waugh, P.
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Abstract

Success or failure of today's transport agencies depends on how well they are prepared for, and respond to, emerging economic, social, environmental and technological changes in their external operating environment. A strategic scanning process of the external environment was introduced into Main Roads Western Australia in 1996 and had a number of objectives: (1) to outline possible futures and issues facing the organisation; (2) to develop a learning organisation by building a strategic capability; (3) to involve stakeholders in future issues facing Main Roads. Strategy staff identified transport futures issues which were collated and analysed by a specialist consultant and published on a quarterly basis in RoadScan, as well as online. Issues raised were workshopped with staff and discussed with stakeholders. A number of emerging issues were identified for further research and analysis. Staff have developed a strategic capability and stakeholders have been involved in developing the future directions for road transport. An evaluation of RoadScan showed overwhelming support. (A)

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C 18201 (In: C 18105 CD-ROM) /10 / ITRD 492115
Source

In: Proceedings : papers presented at Transport 98, the 19th ARRB Conference, Sydney, Australia, 7-11 December 1998, Session D2, p. 80-90, 12 ref.

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