Academy of Management Review · 1980 · 969 citations · 55 references
ManagementStrategic ManagementStrategyBusiness StrategyStrategic Decision-makingStrategic PlanningEnvironmental StrategyOrganizational EnvironmentOrganizational StrategyStrategic FitStrategic ThinkingStrategy FormulationCompetitive EnvironmentResource-environment FitStrategy-environment Fit
An elaboration of the concepts of strategy and environment can be achieved by categorizing environment into its objective and perceived states, and by subdividing strategy according to content (outcomes) or process. The objective environment can be further categorized into “task” and “general.” An alternative subdivision of strategy is primary (domain selection) and secondary (competitive approach). The concepts of strategy and environment are integrated in that primary strategy concerns opportunities in the general environment and secondary strategy involves navigating within a task environment.
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