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The Business Case for Strategic Planning

Today, law firms need focused strategic plans to enhance revenue, efficiency in the delivery of services, cost control, and timekeeper accountability.

7 minute read February 27, 2012 at 01:56 PM
By
Richard Puzo
The Business Case for Strategic Planning

In recent years some firms have, due to the evolving economic climate, dramatically reduced costs to offset revenue reductions. In doing so, many improved profitability while others maintained or experienced only slight revenue reductions.

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