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Citation Reference: integrating Reviews into Business Practices ¶ 1

Citation Guidance: Organizations typically anticipate many changes within setting of strategy and business objectives and performance, but they need to also be aware of the potential for larger, substantial changes that may occur and have a more pronounced effect. Substantial change may lead to new or changed risks, and affect key assumptions underpinning strategy. Practices for identifying such changes should be built into business activities and performed continually. Many management practices can identify substantial changes in the ordinary course of running the business. For example, reviewing the plan for integrating a newly acquired joint business venture may identify the need for future enhancements of information technology.