A Pedagogical Model of Strategic Management. Part 2
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https://doi.org/10.11565/gesten.v8i2.159Keywords:
strategic management, mission and vision, organizational purpose, competitive advantage, strategic planningAbstract
Strategic management is a fundamental pillar of long-term business competitiveness and sustainability. This article presents a practical framework for designing "strategic definitions" —purpose, mission, vision, and values— as essential components that give meaning and direction to organizational activity. Through a pedagogical proposal, the authors set out a cyclical six-step process ranging from initial reflection and foresight analysis to the integration of these definitions into day-to-day management. The paper stresses that these statements are not decorative elements but critical tools for aligning internal efforts and strengthening identity before stakeholders in a competitive environment.
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