Which of the following is generally included in the process of "cascading" an organizational strategy...

Cascading an organizational strategy map involvesdeveloping strategic objectives, performance measures, and strategic initiatives tailored for business and support unitsto ensure alignment with corporate-level strategy. This process translates high-level goals into actionable plans across all parts of the organization, facilitating coherent execution. The IASP SPP curriculum emphasizes cascading as essential for operationalizing strategy, driving accountability, and ensuring every unit understands its contribution to overarching objectives. Vision and mission creation, employee plans, and reorganization may complement but are not central to cascading.【IASP SPP Study Guide - Strategy Implementation】【Kaplan & Norton, Balanced Scorecard】