In an era marked by rapid change and uncertainty, traditional strategic planning methods often fall short. Peter Compo's exploration into the emergent approach to strategy offers a fresh perspective that emphasizes adaptability, continuous learning, and iterative execution. This framework challenges conventional linear planning by advocating for a dynamic process that evolves in response to real-world complexities and shifting environments.

• Strategy as a dynamic, emergent process: Strategy should not be viewed as a fixed plan but as an evolving set of actions shaped by ongoing interactions and discoveries.
• Adaptive design principles: Organizations must design strategies that...
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