For each objective, strategy and tactic, target audiences or primary stakeholders with whom ASID needs to communicate are identified. Each objective must be both achievable and measurable for each audience, as determined by research and from input from ASID's councils, committees, and task forces. Implementation of ASID's plan begins with the start of the fiscal year on October 1. During the fiscal year, ASID carries out, or implements, all aspects of the plan as approved by the board. Exception reports are provided in a timely manner to the board, highlighting tasks that either will not be completed or have been modified to reflect changing circumstances.
Program evaluation is conducted in the final step of the work plan.
This is where ASID determines whether a program was successful or not, what needs to be improved next time it is undertaken, or if the activity should be dropped. Evaluation is not a matter of deciding whether an activity was liked or disliked. Out of the evaluation phase, ASID gains insight and develops new concepts for consideration when the planning cycle begins again in the next research phase. Provide members, partners, and customers with easily accessible and relevant knowledge about the interior environment and interior design practice. Ensure interior designers' right to practice to the full extent of their capabilities.