The classical definition of strategy, as it was coined by Alfred Chandler in 1962, is that “strategy is the determination of the basic long-term goals of an enterprise, and the adoption of courses of ...

After breaking the ten most important myths about strategy in my recent series of articles, I owe an answer to the question as to what strategy is and how organizations are supposed to deal with it.

March's Harvard Business Review features an article (free link) by Joseph Bower of Harvard Business School and Clark Gilbert of Brigham Young University Idaho on corporate strategy. There's so much ...