strategy

Adapting to change

Synonyms:
Responding to change
Using change
Description:
Any planned or unplanned alteration of a state, configuration, quantity [etc] in an organism, situation or process. Change may extend over a period of time and it may be a very complex phenomenon. It is a universal characteristic, an invariant, within systems.
Claim:
1. Open your arms to change, but don't let go of your values.

2. It's not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the ones most responsive to change. (Charles Darwin).

Broader:
Adapting
Changing
Activism
Narrower:
Managing change
Reaching critical mass
Adapting to climate change
Hierarchical restructuring
Managing technological change
Promoting planetary transformation
Adapting to realities of post-Cold War era
Constrained by:
Fearing change
Resisting change
Facilitates:
Subversion
Facilitated by:
Facilitating change
Problems:
Disruptive change
Delays in implementation of social change
Dysfunctional adaptation to technological advance
Faltering structural adjustment in the world economy
Fear of future change
Fear of new technology
Fragility
Global warming
Lack of political will
Loss of earning power
Policy shock
Proliferation of management theories
Rapidly changing cultures
Reduction in demand for primary commodities due to technological change
Rejection of proposals for social change
Resistance to change
Transsexualism
Values:
Change
Unchanging
Changeableness
Subjects:
Type Classification:
C: Cross-sectoral strategies