Submission strategy, as a rule, or so generally to have little real meaning for the employees, or to go into such detail that people struggle to understand what is really needed. The problem is this: do not understand the strategy of those charged with implementing it is as bad as, or worse than having no policy at all. In 1983, the classic business horizons article Karl Vick stressed the importance of using a graphical approach to problem-solving strategy of relationship, however, since then, little has been written about how managers can do this successfully. Our paper argues that individual drawings strategy, or what we call "stratography," can provide better vision and strategic communication complexity that organizations face, and how they want to follow. In this case, we use the latest ideas in the field of cartography, philosophy of education, optics, graphic design, and military protocol outlined seven good practices of effective stratography. "Hide
by Stephen Cummings, Duncan Angwin Source: Business Horizons 12 pages. Publication Date: September 15, 2011. Prod. #: BH447-PDF-ENG
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