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What is strategy?
Strategy is a plan. You create a plan and a way to execute thisplan. Strategy is used to accomplish something. Strategies can beshort or long term.
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In US Civil War
What strategy was better between the union strategy and the confederate strategy?
The two sides both had great strategys for the first two days. They mainly just sent small scouts ahead to report on the enemy.On the 3rd day though they just attacked.... no …real strategy there hmm. of course they did send brigades around the enemy to ensure they would not escape. this was done mainly by the union. (MORE)
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What is strategies?
Stretegies are plannings, chalked out for future programming. It may be during warfare,running an administration or so on. Even before a soccer match, coaches of both teams ch…alk out strategies,how to counter each other, from the video recordings of the past matches, to find out the loopholes and to get past, taking advantage of the situation. (MORE)
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Is the IT strategy based on the business strategy?
Yes all IT strategies based on business strategies as IT is also one of the growing business ways in today's computer age. All strategies of a business, including its IT st…rategy, should be aligned with its overall business strategy. (MORE)
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What is aligning compensation strategy with HR strategy and business strategy?
aligning compensation strategy with hr strategy and business strategy would simply mean that the designing of a company's compensation strategy should be in such a way that it… should support its HR as well as business strategy. (MORE)
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Is No Change strategy is a positive strategy?
It is as long as the company holds a strong competitive advantage and the market is growing.
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What is a Mancala strategy?
I play the fun way. Put the board so that one of the giant pots at each end is facing each player. Your goal is still to get as many marbles in the pot as possible, but turns …last longer. What happens is you pick up a pile (I play where, if it is a FOLDING manacala board, there are 6 holes on each side, plus the big ones, right? so on the to front ones we put 2 in and in all the back ones 3) and move it all around the board. If you land in yours, then you get to go again, but picking from your HALF. Not side, like you play in the normal version. However, when your turn first starts you can pick from wherever you want. If you land in a space with marbles in it then you can pick that up and keep going. But your turn finally ends when you land in an empty space, then it's the next person's turn. The BEST move playing that way is above your hole on the right, the second one up, is the BEST move. When you land in yours first, you pick the one into yours, then the 2, then the one, then the 4 (the highest one on the left in your half), then the one into yours, then the 1, and after that move no matter what you do next your turn will end. (MORE)
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What was Hitler's strategy?
Hitler's strategy was a complex and ever changing plan, subject to his whims as much as to his generals' advice. Hitler didn't believe that France and Great Britain would go t…o war over Poland. Once the war was on, Germany attempted to find a peace with France and Great Britain but failed. Germany then embarked on a series of operations to create security in the west. First Norway was invaded to preserve iron ore shipments. Then the conquest of France in 1940. Hitler and Germany wanted revenge for the losses of World War I and the defeat of France was part of the plan. After the Fall of France again Germany tried to deal with Great Britain. The Brits would not budge. The Battle of Britain was a mistake that cost Germany much of its air power. The German believed that with France subdued, the British were less of a threat. The Germans sent some troops to back up Italy in North Africa and began a massive effort to build a huge submarine fleet to destroy the British merchant fleet. The Germans planned to Invade Russia in early 1941, but were forced to delay in order to deal with Yugoslavia and Greece. Italy's mistakes in North Africa and in Greece cost Germany Men and time. By the time of invasion of Russia in June 1941 the German Air Force had still not rebuilt itself. The question was why did the Germans invade Russia. Germany's main goal in the war was living space for its people. Hitler saw the vast Soviet Union as a perfect place to settle the new German people he was breeding. The German military believed in fast campaigns and hoped to avoid the vast killing fields of World War I. Quick fast wars were cheaper. The major features of Hitler's strategy were fast conquests, defeating the western powers and a huge land grab from the Soviet Union. Given time, Hitler believed that his Fortress Europa could resist any attempts from the outside to dislodge German occupation. He failed because he could not conquer Russia, which would have provided immense resources. And because the Allies benefitted greatly from the entrance of the US into the war in December, 1941. (MORE)
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How does the organizational strategy drive the IT strategy?
Since most businesses rely on technology in almost every aspect the IT strategy is there to support all of the business strategies at the point of the dependency.
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What is your strategy?
The choice of strategy really depends on the available resources, the local terrain, available intelligence, the deployment of the enemy, and knowledge of the mind of the enem…y commander. There is the Strategy of Attrition by which a force superior in number and materiel seeks to wear down the enemy until it is unable to carry on the struggle. This is very often accompanied by a blockade to prevent the enemy from attaining needed supplies. Total War seeks to destroy the means by which the enemy is able to carry out the conflict. The Strategy of Envelopment attempts to encircle the enemy, cutting off the forces from their source of supply. A Fabian Strategy denies open battle to the enemy, fighting guerrilla style, picking off straggling units, forcing the enemy to expend more in troops and supplies that it can afford to sustain in the field. It is sometimes referred to as Asymmetrical Warfare. Deep Penetration seeks to exploit a division or opening in the opposing army's deployment using Infiltration or Assault, to race through the gap and directly attack the opposing commander's headquarters. (MORE)