A budget-informed strategy begins by defining one's objectives; assessing threats, challenges, and opportunities impinging upon those objectives.
Jim Inhofe: “A budget-informed strategy begins by defining one's objectives; assessing threats, challenges, and opportunities…”
On the recordJanuary 15, 2014
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Inhofe discusses the difference between budget-informed and budget-driven strategies.
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