systemic growth
[sis-ˈte-mik ˈɡrōth]
nounpl: systemic growths
crescimento sistêmico
1. Growth or expansion that affects or involves an entire system or organization, rather than isolated parts; development that is integrated throughout a complex structure
The company achieved systemic growth by implementing new technologies across all departments.
A empresa alcançou crescimento sistêmico implementando novas tecnologias em todos os departamentos.
2. In medicine, growth or spread of a disease affecting multiple body systems or the entire organism
The infection developed into systemic growth, affecting vital organs.
A infecção evoluiu para um crescimento sistêmico, afetando órgãos vitais.
3. In economics, sustained development that strengthens the fundamental structures and institutions of an economy
Brazil's government focused on systemic growth rather than short-term economic gains.
O governo do Brasil focou em crescimento sistêmico em vez de ganhos econômicos de curto prazo.
In Brazilian business culture, 'crescimento sistêmico' is increasingly emphasized in corporate strategy discussions, particularly in multinational companies and government development initiatives. The term reflects a modern approach to sustainable and comprehensive development rather than quick fixes. In the USA, 'systemic growth' is commonly used in corporate restructuring, healthcare policy, and economic development discussions, often appearing in academic papers and business strategy reports.
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