January 2010

Planning

Strategy A strategy is a set of actions that are performed for a particular purpose. Stratos ΣΤΡΑΤΗΓΙΚΗΣ comes from the Greek Army and Agein = = driver guide. It is applied in different contexts, such as military strategy, games, business, etc.

In the field of business management can be referred to the "strategic consistency." According to Arieu (2007), "there is strategic consistency when the actions of an organization are consistent with management's expectations, and these in turn are with the market and its environment."

STRATEGY is something general, not to be confused with the tactic, which is more specific. For example, in a football game we will have a defensive strategy with a line of four defenders and four media, but between the two lines put another player to retrieve the ball, helping the defense and the media. See that the strategy we general functions, aligned with the elements involved, we give general directions. Tactical
What is to send certain players to perform a special function. The specific instructions to do with tactics.

Strategy relates to the objectives of what they sought, the tactic is related to the specific actions we must performed to achieve the objectives to be achieved. Tactical

refers to methods used to achieve an objective. In the military sphere is understood as a tactic to an action or method used to achieve successfully confront the enemy in battle. However, the use has been extended to a general meaning as economy, trade, shipping, trading and games.

Tactics is something more specific, while the strategy is more general. For example, in a football game where we win the game by a defensive system to ensure that the team would score a goal. The strategy is to play defense with five defenders, four middle and a striker, while tactics are the defenses to avoid passing in midfield and one of the media focus on the recovery of the ball from where the defenses to 15 m after the midline, but with the slogan that look to be behind the ball, to finally ask a striker remains ready to receive the ball on long passes and take advantage of their speed.

An example is the one stated in the court who is here, the idea of \u200b\u200bcoaching is that the ball run through a good number of elements, which begins with a central defender (4), which seeks to rely on the defense right side (5), which passes by right midfielder is at the center of the field (8), who in turn extended to a midfielder (10) for support with the other half (7) to search for a deep pass to a half left, which sent a rearward center of left front first post, which should extend to the other front (11) which is located at the far post, who will look to score.

Throughout this process, each player has a specific function, such as moving from right to center or to extend the ball into the far post, etc. Everything is such tactics.

The Strategy relates objectives of what is sought, the Tactical relates to specific actions we must make to achieve the objectives to be achieved. Offensive

Defensive