Strategic Balance
Origin: Lat. strategicus bilancia
It is the relative capacity of an organization to affect its environment to configure it in a way that is more favorable to its interests and objectives, with respect to the capacity of the other actors that operate in the same environment. In this way, the Strategic Balance changes permanently, according to the own actions or omissions and those of the various actors. The increase in the Strategic Balance results in a greater possibility of action on the environment. On the contrary, the loss of Strategic Balance means that an organization is increasingly vulnerable to changes in the environment or to the decisions of third parties.
Spanish: Balance estratégico
Sources and references
- Balbi, Eduardo Raúl; Balbi, Eduardo Alejandro; Pierri, Hugo Patricio, Strategic Anticipation and Risk Management, Version 5.0, Buenos Airesview
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