Abstract

BARRA SALAZAR, Ana María  and  GOMEZ FUENTEALBA, Nelly Margot. The Relationship Between Strategic Plan Inputs and Their Results: A Case Study for the State Chilean Universities. Rev. Actual. Investig. Educ [online]. 2014, vol.14, n.3, pp.382-402. ISSN 1409-4703.

It’s important to know the process of strategic planning that the universities develop because it allows them to analize impact in their results, as well as the achievement of certain differentiating seals and competitive advantages in relation to their competitors. Nowadays, university directors must think and question how to approach this process and which are the advantages for an organization that has them. This is why the objective of this article is to analize the degree of progress of different inputs used in strategic planning and its relation to results of universities about accreditation, that will allow them to have a quality certification in internal processes and with this, differentiate from other higher education institutions. Bibliographic review of relevant concepts is used as a methodology as well as secondary data information obtained from all chilean universities that are part of The State Universities Consortium of Chile (CUECH). Later, criteria are defined in order to quantify the degree of progress in universities regarding inputs involved in the formulation of the strategic plan. Its relation with the results are analized and it is concluded that strategic plans of universities are formed of various inputs and the degree of progress regarding their formulation, doesn’t have impact in these.

Keywords : Strategic planning; accreditation; strategic analysis; strategy; state higher education; Chile.

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