Publisher's Synopsis
Modern business dynamics are an intricate and strategic landscape that underpins organizational triumphs despite today's turbulent market. Those fervently exploring the symbiosis of theory and reality within the strategic realm of contemporary strategic management require a solid understanding of the concept, and they can now enhance this journey with Trends, Challenges, and Practices in Contemporary Strategic Management. This seminal work unfurls a tapestry of erudition, guiding its readers through the corridors of contemporary strategic management. Through incisive analysis of burgeoning trends and daunting challenges, the book emerges as a robust repository of applied wisdom, arming its readers with the insight required to architect strategic paradigms aligned with present and future demands. Targeting a diverse readership encompassing academicians, researchers, students, and industry leaders, the book's scope is as expansive as its subject matter. For scholars and researchers, its pages unfold a treasure trove of contemporary strategic management theories, their evolution, and cutting-edge practices. Practitioners entrusted with steering strategic compasses will glean a pragmatic arsenal of insights and best practices, their leadership acumen fortified to navigate the most tempestuous waters of organizational strategy. Students venturing into business administration and management are endowed with a quintessential reference, a compass guiding them through the intricacies of strategic thought, a beacon illuminating their academic pursuits and future professional odysseys. Covering from disruptive innovation and strategic leadership in a digital epoch to sustainability, global strategy, and the pivotal role of artificial intelligence in shaping strategies, this book mirrors the ever-evolving cadence of contemporary strategic management. Its pages harbor pragmatic wisdom on fostering innovation, the strategic choreography of financial decisions, the art of crisis mitigation, and the orchestration of collaborative strategies.
