| Authors |
Definition of the term |
| S.V. Katkalo |
A development strategy is a vision by the leadership of the future development of the socio-economic system with a fundamental understanding of how this future will be achieved (Katkalo, 2011) |
| A.I. Podberyozkin, M.V. Kharkevich |
Strategic planning is impossible without a developed competitive ideology that defines the positive goal of ensuring the security of a person, society and the state (Evenko, 1998). |
| L.I. Evenenko |
A development strategy is a specification of the development path based on the dynamics of the external environment by formulating long-term goals, searching for resources to achieve them, and planning specific actions for the future (Podberezkin & Kharkevich, 2015) |
| M. Porter |
Strategy is a way of responding to external opportunities and threats, internal strengths and weaknesses (Porter, 2016) |
| I. Ansoff |
Strategy is a way of setting goals for the corporate, business and functional levels (Ansoff, 1989) |
| M. Falmer |
Strategy is the overarching orientation of plans or actions that sets the critical direction and governs the allocation of resources. It is a focus of action that is the "best guess" of what needs to be done to ensure long-term prosperity (Falmer, 1992) |
