Difference between Single Use and Standing Plans
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Difference
Difference
business refers to plans
developed for a one-time
project or event that has one
specific objective.
refers to plans developed for
using over and over again
because they focus on
organisational situations that
occur repeatedly.
to carry out a course of action
that is not likely to be
repeated in future time.
developed for activities that
occur regularly over a period
of time.
encompass a narrow scope
targeting a specific project or
event.
encompass a wider scope
involving more than one
department or business
function.
discarded when the situation,
project or event is over.
stable and used over and over
again with necessary
modification or updations.
Meeting of shareholders.
procedure for a particular post
in the company.
SINGLE USE PLAN: A single use plan is developed for a one time event or project. Such a course of action is not likely to be repeated in the future. These plans include budgets, programmes and projects.
STANDING PLAN: A standing plan is used for activities that occur regularly over a period of time. It is designed to ensure internal operations of an organisation run smoothly. Standing plans include policies, procedures, methods and rules.