Definition Strategic Window. Description.
A Strategic Window is a period of time during which
the strategy will work. More precisely, it is the relatively short time interval
during which the fit between the factors critical for success in a market
and the Distinctive Competencies of a business competing in that market are
favorable / optimal. Compare also:
Dynamic Capabilities.
Competitors introduce new products and new services. Technology
continues to advance. And the needs of clients are changing fast. Obviously,
businesses should prepare for and respond appropriately to the "opening" and
"closing" of strategic windows. The Time to Market must be decreased. Resource allocation,
Value Chain activities and marketing
efforts should be aimed to coincide with this moment.
Also referred to as Window of Opportunity.
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Strategic Window Cases and Examples
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Compare with:
Strategic Infliction
Point | First-mover Advantage
| Second-mover Strategy
| ADL Matrix |
McKinsey Matrix |
Innovation Adoption
Curve | Product
Life Cycle |
Four Trajectories
of Industry Change |
Strategic Analysis |
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