现代商战中的战略原则（Strategic principles in modern commercial warfare）.docVIP

现代商战中的战略原则（Strategic principles in modern commercial warfare） Strategic principles in modern commercial warfare The generals way is the first thing we learned from military scientists. The second category we need to learn is some of the strategic principles that military scientists have summed up. These principles come from military practice and are used to guide practice. The case stories, which are highly regarded by management, are actually stolen from military scientists. However, most of the scholars indulge in the analysis of many cases, but few people like Mao Zedong, grandson of Clausewitz that holds that these principles play a role is to lighting all roads, convenient move, education and judgment, make people from wrong. We cannot ask Ever-victorious general fact, this is the history of less. We demand that we be familiar with all aspects of the enemy and the enemy in the course of the war, find out the laws of their actions, and apply these laws to their actions. Concentration principle In all the military science works, as well as the most famous Chinese and World War case, the concentration of forces principle is the first principle of the strategy is a respected. Mao Zedong put this principle called and always, namely the concentration of superior forces in one direction: our experience is that the forces of almost no defeat, the concentration of forces to fight less than or equal to or slightly superior enemy force, often victory. As early as the Red Army period, Mao Zedong made it clear that concentration of forces in the main direction, strategic strike on a fist....... Oppose the two fist doctrine...... Under the condition of a strong enemy, no matter how many troops we have, the main direction of use should be only one at a time, and there should be no two. Napoleon scholars generally believe that Napoleons 20 years in Europe invincible, lies in the strategy, Napoleon is good at mobilizing the most powerful force, focused on the fundamental goal,