Difference between planning and process planning

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Planning is the process of deciding what to do and how to do it, while process planning is the detailed planning of specific processes.

Planning involves setting goals, objectives, and strategies to achieve them.
Process planning involves breaking down the overall plan into specific steps and determining the resources needed for each step.
Planning is more high-level and strategic, while process planning is more detailed and tactical.
An example of planning would be deciding to launch a new product line, while an example of process planning would be determining the specific steps and resources needed to manufacture the product.

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