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Strategy Visualization is defined as the systematic use of complementary visual representations to improve the analysis, development, formulation, communication, and implementation of strategies in organizations.

Source: Burkhard, R.: Strategy Visualization: A New Research Focus in Knowledge Visualization and a Case Study, Proc. I-Know '05, Graz, Austria.

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