Strategic planning is an exercise to visualize or anticipate or project the future and act accordingly, keeping in sync the organizational resources and objectives. Hence, visualizing the future and making adequate provisions to deal with the same to meet organizational objectives can be termed as strategic planning. It is important to note that strategic plans should exist to show directions, not to prophesize by rigidly fixing unalterable boundaries for any action in future. The strategic planning process, after the cerebral stage, asks for scheduling to form an action-plan necessary for implementation. Therefore, forecasting and scheduling can be seen as the essential elements of strategic planning and a framework is essential for the successful implementation of the same. The framework proposed in this paper is scenario-planning with the help of complexity theory that holds the potential to aid strategic planning overcome strategic planning impediments as well as to indicate the arts, science and technology involved in achieving the objectives generated from experience and expertise.