strategiolle

Strategiolle is a framework for strategic management that seeks to bridge formal strategic planning with adaptive, improvisational action. It envisions strategy not as a single, fixed plan but as a living set of modular choices that can be reconfigured in response to changing conditions.

The term appears in management literature and practitioner discourse since the early 2020s, particularly within Nordic and European circles that study agile governance and resilience. It is typically described as a portmanteau of "strategi" (strategy) and a suffix hinting at versatility or mixture.

Core principles include alignment of purpose and objectives across levels, modular components that can be recombined, iterative learning loops that feed observations back into planning, and governance mechanisms that balance experimentation with accountability.

The typical process involves phases: environmental assessment; design of modular strategic options; deployment and execution with lightweight authority; rapid feedback collection and analysis; and recalibration.

Applications span corporate strategy, public policy, non-profit management, and product development, especially in volatile or complex environments where long-term forecasts are unreliable.

Critics note that strategiolle can risk fragmentation if coherence is not maintained, and that measuring success may be difficult when emphasis is on experimentation and adaptation.