Strategic complexity
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Strategic Complexity may refer to:
- the degree of complexity of elements of a strategy
- the number of elements of a strategic activity system (see Michael Porter's book "Competitive Strategy" for a discussion)
- the emerging field of Complexity Theory and Strategy
(see also complex organizations)
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