dynamic strategy
[daɪˈnæmɪk ˈstrætədʒi]
nounfemininepl: estratégias dinâmicas
estratégia dinâmica
1. A flexible and adaptive approach to achieving goals that changes in response to evolving circumstances, market conditions, or competitive environments
The company adopted a dynamic strategy to respond quickly to market changes and customer feedback.
A empresa adotou uma estratégia dinâmica para responder rapidamente às mudanças do mercado e ao feedback dos clientes.
2. In business and management, a strategy that emphasizes continuous improvement, real-time decision-making, and rapid pivoting based on data and performance metrics
A dynamic strategy in sports requires teams to adjust their tactics mid-game based on opponent performance.
Uma estratégia dinâmica no esporte requer que os times ajustem suas táticas durante o jogo com base no desempenho do adversário.
3. In economics and game theory, a strategy that evolves over time and depends on the history of previous moves and outcomes
The investment fund uses a dynamic strategy that rebalances the portfolio monthly.
O fundo de investimento usa uma estratégia dinâmica que reequilibra a carteira mensalmente.
The concept of dynamic strategy has become increasingly important in Brazil's growing startup ecosystem and in multinational corporations operating in São Paulo. It reflects the business culture's emphasis on agility and rapid adaptation to market changes, particularly in competitive sectors like technology and finance. In the USA, this term is widely used in corporate strategy, sports analytics, and military planning. The term gained prominence during the COVID-19 pandemic when businesses worldwide needed to pivot their strategies rapidly.
NYC Slang
quick pivot strategy / on-the-fly game plan
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