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What refers to making a course change due to shocks or evolution's in the strategic operational economic and technological sphere?
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reversability
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That process is known as strategic realignment, which involves adjusting a company's direction in response to changes in the external environment. It can involve reevaluating the organization's goals, redefining its strategies, and adapting its operations to stay competitive and relevant.
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Adaptability
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