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"Strategic management is, for us, a way of regenerating an organization, through continuous attention to a vision of what the people who make up an organization wish to do. It is a pro-active process of seeking to change the organization, (Moi ici: estratégia é caminho, estratégia é transformação. Falar em estratégia, para manter o status-quo é absurdo.) its stakeholders, and the context, or 'environment', which it seeks to attain its aspirations. It is, particularly, about stretching the organization to gain leverage from its individuality (Moi ici: Como é que uma organização pode fazer a diferença? Como é que uma organização pode criar valor de forma sustentada?)- its distinctive competencies and ability to change them. Strategic management involves creating and moulding the future, along with making sense of the past, constructing rather than simply predicting, and responding to, some predetermined future reality. It is also importantly about developing the capability for long term flexibility and strategic opportunism rather than making and sticking to long term plans." (Moi ici: Criar, construir e moldar o futuro, em vez de esperar por ele. E, ser capaz de equilibrar o longo-prazo com o oportunismo estratégico, um pouco como escreveu Isenberg.)
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"It follows that we see effective strategy as a coherent set of individual discrete actions in support of a system of goals, and which are supported as a portfolio by a self-sustaining critical mass, or momentum, of opinion in the organization."
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"Strategy making thus includes analysing and determining how core distinctive competencies are to be exploited as a livelihood scheme or a business model through the process of adding value."
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Trechos retirados de "Making Strategy - The Journey of Strategic Management" de Colin Eden & Fran Ackermann.
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