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For example, the strategy is “capturing market share”. Tactics: 1. Competitor research 2. Marketing campaign development 3. Product improvement
Tactics and strategy are closely related to each other. In fact, tactics don't make sense without a strategy, and a strategy will never be implemented without well-thought-out tactical moves.�
First of all, strategy is more general than tactics, meaning that you can use multiple tactics within a single strategy. Strategy means more global, large-scale goals. Tactics are operational goals and processes that serve the strategy.
A strategy is a general long-term plan of action aimed at achieving some grandiose goal, and it includes tactics. Tactics – actions in the short term that lead to the achievement of the strategy's goal, a tool for implementing the strategy.
Simply put, the strategy is to win at least 2/3 of all battles to win the war (goal). Tactics are a plan to win the next battle. If the tactical goals are achieved, then this brings us closer to achieving the goal of the strategy. As a result, strategy and tactics are actions to achieve a specific goal, the difference is only in the scale and time interval of implementation of the plan.
I can count myself among the military people, although I did not officially serve , however, I already managed to command a platoon.�
The strategy and tactics are similar. You can understand the meaning of the phrases: strategy of war and tactics of combat operations. It can be seen that tactics are a more specific concept related to a specific situation, place and time , while strategy is broader.�
The strategy considers the conduct of combat operations not by an individual soldier, but by a company, regiment, or army.
Tactics considers conducting combat at the level of a platoon, soldier, when the decision is needed here and now !�
By the way, Blitzkrieg is a strategy, but “Scorched Earth” tactics.
A strategy is a complex of multi-level actions, often of a long-term nature with an unknown, but intended (planned) target result. Tactics also involve a short-term target set of actions aimed at a known result.
You can also say that the strategy involves many tactics.