strategically

Definition von strategically im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: with regard to strategy; "strategically important decisions"; with regard to strategy; "strategically important decisions; In a strategic manner
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Strategic: strategetic
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strategic: {s} based on strategy, designed to achieve a goal; extremely important or beneficial (especially in regards to military advantage); intended to destroy the enemy's military potential
strategic: a word people often use to make their pet project sound important Often combined with "plan" or "planning" - this makes it sound doubly important, especially when mouthed by CONSULTANTS
strategic: Implies that the focus is on improving and sustaining the performance of the organic, and describes what management sees for the distant future Analysis is on organization performance objectives, critical success factors, problems, opportunities and threats, with information systems seen as an enabling mechanism, not the primary focus
strategic: relating to or concerned with strategy; "strategic weapon"; "the islands are of strategic importance"; "strategic considerations"
strategic: forming part of a long-term plan, often for military reasons
strategic: The "big picture" level of war, the highest level of military operations Strategic decisions are those made by the heads of nations or army commanders Few miniature games are strategic in nature, but miniature games could be generated by a strategic- or (more likely) operational- scale campaign game The opposite of strategic is tactical
strategic: focusing on key or essential issues/areas that have the potential to effect positive change
strategic: of or pertaining to strategy
strategic: If you put something in a strategic position, you place it cleverly in a position where it will be most useful or have the most effect. the marble benches Eve had placed at strategic points throughout the gardens, where the views were spectacular. + strategically stra·tegi·cal·ly We had kept its presence hidden with a strategically placed chair. adj. Office of Strategic Services Strategic Arms Limitation Talks Strategic Arms Reduction Talks Strategic Defense Initiative
strategic: highly important to or an integral part of a strategy or plan of action especially in war; "a strategic chess move"; "strategic withdrawal"; "strategic bombing missions"
strategic: Plans that apply to the entire organization overall objectives
strategic: In modern military usage, the term "strategic" usually implies a war-prosecuting plan, campaign, or combat capability that could be rapidly decisive in defeating an opponent In this book on proliferation, "strategic" usually refers to those weapons - long-range offensive nuclear arms, whether missiles or bomber aircraft - that are deployed for nuclear deterrence or retaliation, and to corresponding, strategically capable defensive weapons Although the term "strategic" is usually associated with long range weapons and operations, in regions consisting of heavily armed small states (e g , the Middle East), even shorter-range offensive systems may be considered strategic if they are nuclear-equipped and capable of striking deep into an opponent's heartland with potentially crippling effects
strategic: Programs, goals, and projects of great importance
strategic: relating to or concerned with strategy; "strategic weapon"; "the islands are of strategic importance"; "strategic considerations
strategic: Strategic weapons are very powerful missiles that can be fired only after a decision to use them has been made by a political leader. strategic nuclear weapons. tactical
strategic: We get things done with words -- by listening; by speaking Use of language to accomplish things with others
strategic: Relating to the use of knowledge of personal resources to meet the demands of a task in a way that gets the task done in the most effective and efficient manner
strategic: Of or pertaining to strategy; effected by artifice
strategic: Strategic means relating to the most important, general aspects of something such as a military operation or political policy, especially when these are decided in advance. the new strategic thinking which NATO leaders produced at the recent London summit The island is of strategic importance to France. + strategically stra·tegi·cal·ly strategically important roads, bridges and buildings
strategic: A way of thinking in which a plan of action is made and is intended to accomplish a specific goal
strategic: An operation in which we plan procedures or rules for the commitment of resources on a scale highly material to the organization for which the planning is done Compare tactical
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strategical: Of or pertaining to strategy; effected by artifice
strategical: relating to or concerned with strategy; "strategic weapon"; "the islands are of strategic importance"; "strategic considerations"
strategical: {s} strategic, based on strategy, planned, designed to achieve a goal