This is a "very rough" set of notes written by Peter Drucker for his paper presentation at the 4th International Congress of TIMs, on October 17, 1957 in Detroit, Michigan. They are about "Long-Range Planning". In the notes Drucker covers what long-range planning is and is not, why it is needed, who uses it, the necessary knowledge involved, and the contribution made to it by management science. There is a short note in front asking for someones comments on the outline. There are handwritten corrections throughout the paper.
Drucker, Peter F. (Peter Ferdinand), 1909-2005 Institute of Management Sciences Management science Planning Forecasting Entrepreneurs Knowledge and learning Risk
Source
Original notes: Notes on "Long-Range Planning", October 17, 1957; Courtesy of the Nova Southeastern University Archives; Box 38; Folder 10 "Long-Range Planning" 10/17/1957; 13 pages
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