Strategic and tactics
(Fr. stratège, Gr. στρατηγός, τακτικός, der. de τάσσειν). The strategy is the set of rules of conduct of an actor, that allow him to reach their objectives and their project. It is the art to prepare and to implant virtually or real, the necessary means for the direction (individual or collective) of an organization (simple or complex), to surpass or to reduce the obstacles of any nature (physical, shocks of wills) that are against the accomplishment of an attainable objective and, when doing it, to anticipate it correctly, according to a process of continuous adjustment, the time evolution of the relationship between moral and physical forces at play. Tactics is the art that teaches to order the elements of a system within the framework of a strategy, establishing priorities for action. In the forecast that uses methods of quantitative modelling, the tactics are assimilated to numerical rules of behaviors of agents. Both together imply the definition, coordination, implementation and adjustment of the operational objectives of the roads, as well as the set of actions and appropriate means for achieving the goals of an organization or a territory.
Spanish: Estrategia y táctica
Sources and references
- Destatte, Philippe y Philippe Durance “Les mot-clés de la prospective territoriale”cited 56 times
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