Strategy
Origin: Lat. strategĭa
A strategy is a long term plan of action designed to achieve a particular goal.
Spanish: Estrategia
Sources and references
- Foresight Glossary and the Complex Systems Dynamicscited 7 times
- Beatrice Heuser, The Evolution of Strategy: Thinking War from Antiquity to the Presentview
- Libraryview
Term connections
+23 more connections not shown here. (see the lists below)
Mentioned by
- Actor (stakeholder, agent)
- Advanced Planning
- Artificial intelligence
- Bottom-up modeling, Bottom-up analysis
- Challenge
- Change management
- Chaos Analysis Use in Forecasting
- Complexity manager
- Decision tree
- Ecosystem management
- Environmental scanning
- Ethical investment
- Expert choice
- Foresight subject
- Hedging
- Inference engine
- Issue, key issue, in play, stake
- Long-term Strategic Management System Integration Model (LSMSIM)
- MACTOR method
- Minimax method or theorem
- Morphological analysis
- Process steering committee
- Resolutique
- Roadmapping
- Scheduling / Planning
- Search conference
- Strategic and tactics
- Strategic foresight
- Strategic thinking
- Strategy and tactics
- Tactic
- Think tank
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