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Enrique Florido
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Bayissa Milkessa, Business Consultant, Ethiopia
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What is Strategy?
Strategy is not an objective nor a goal.
Rather, strategy is an instrumental process that helps the users (strategists) to exploit any resources available to them to benefit from current and future opportunities.
A strategist is a person that develops effective and efficient means of exploiting current and future opportunities.
One of the main function of top management is developing a strategy for their firm, so that opportunities may not pass by without being exploited.
Therefore, strategy is a fundamental instrument developed by strategists and/or top management in order to exploit current and future opportunities in a dynamic environment.
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Karl Christensen, Strategy Consultant, Mexico
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What is Strategy?
We define strategy as: "the framework which guides (...)
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Andrew Blaine, Business Consultant, South Africa
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What is Strategy
When planning a business venture, it is imperative (...)
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Mackinnon, Entrepreneur, United Kingdom
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What is Strategy
Strategy is simply a predictive theory. It can be (...)
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Ken Gordon, Strategy Consultant, United Kingdom
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What is Strategy?
Strategy must indeed incorporate prediction to the (...)
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Bayissa Milkessa, Business Consultant, Ethiopia
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Vision, or Objective, or Goal is a Necessary Condition for Existence of Strategy
It is normal that we need to have a vision, or obj (...)
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