focused strategy

British  

noun

1. a business strategy in which an organization divests itself of all but its core activities, using the funds raised to enhance the distinctive abilities that give it an advantage over its rivals

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Example Sentences

She’s preparing to unveil a regionally focused strategy to stop that from happening.

From Los Angeles Times

“That was not the case several years ago. This is the first year the league has been in the top five in both incoming and outgoing player sales. That’s not by luck and happenstances. It’s a focused strategy to invest in youth development, to take advantage of a ripe and fertile market, and ensure we continue to have an attract product with international players.”

From New York Times

This at a time when Tesla is leading the industry transition to an electric and software-driven future with a single brand and a highly focused strategy.

From Reuters

“Volvo Cars believes that its unique structure and focused strategy makes it one of the fastest transformers in the global automotive industry, with mid-decade ambitions dedicated to electrification, sustainability and digitisation.” the Swedish company said in a statement.

From Reuters

The Biden plan to ignore Trump began early in the team’s 2020 campaign, with a focused strategy to limit the amount of engagement they had with Trump.

From Washington Post