estratégica

Estratégica is the feminine singular form of the adjective estratégico in Spanish and Portuguese, meaning related to strategy or aimed at long-term objectives. It is used to describe nouns and agrees in gender and number with them. Common examples include alianza estratégica/aliança estratégica (strategic alliance), visión estratégica/visão estratégica (strategic vision), and gestión estratégica/gestão estratégica (strategic management). When referring to a plan or approach, forms such as planificación estratégica (Spanish) or planejamento estratégico (Portuguese) are used.

Etymology: The term derives from Greek strategía, through Latin strategia, and entered the Romance languages as an adjective indicating the art of planning and directing actions to achieve goals, originally in military contexts. The feminine form reflects standard gender agreement in Spanish and Portuguese nouns.

Usage and scope: In both languages, estratégica is common in business, military theory, politics, technology, and organizational contexts. It often appears in compound phrases that emphasize long-range positioning, resource allocation, and decision-making aligned with defined objectives. While the noun corresponding to strategy is estrategia (Spanish) or estratégia (Portuguese), estratégica remains the closely related adjectival form used to qualify related concepts, plans, and actions.

See also: estrategia, estratégico, planeamiento estratégico (Spanish) / planejamento estratégico (Portuguese). These terms together describe the broader domain of planning and actions designed to achieve competitive or organizational goals.