Here is an example of a strategic business decision and a tactical one. We'll make up a company name to facilitate the answer. Kooler Kola only makes one soft drink product called Kola Plus. It is determined by the Kooler Kola Co. that there is not enough cash flow & profit in this product and it needs to do something about it. Kooler makes a strategic decision to broaden its market by adding a new soft drink to its product line. Thus Kooler is making a change in its market strategy by adding a new product. The tactical decision made to implement the strategy change is to create a cherry flavored drink to its product line as there seems to be little competition in the cherry cola markets. So strategy is the overall objective and this is accomplished by the tactic of introducing cherry kola.
examples of tactical decision-making
what make adecision strategic
Strategic decisions are made by executive level managers. Operational decisions are made by line managers. Operational decisions can change from day-to-day.
Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix
Just a guess, but I would have thought "tactical planning" would be the opposite of stragic planning. Wiki defines 'strategy' as 'a plan of action designed to achieve a particular goal' and as a 'scheme: an elaborate and systematic plan of action'. Therefore, one could say that the opposite of strategic planning is a short-termist, simplistic and un-systemic planning method. This could be summed up as 'tactical planning' as suggested.
Tactical decisions support the strategic decision of the organisation. They tend to be of medium significance with moderate consequences.
tactical
The purpose of decisions made at this level is to help move the company closer to reaching the strategic goal.
examples of tactical decision-making
what are factors that inlfuence strategic, tactical operational and contingency planning
intelligence led policing
intelligence led policing
Strategic, operational, tactical
Strategic, operational, tactical
Strategic, operational, tactical
According to Professor Pillar's article about the war in Iraq the proper role of intelligence in the policy cycle is to inform decision making.To inform decision making (apex)
Strategy is the long view of things like winning a war. Tactics is solving day to day problems, like winning a battle.