Strategic Directions for Growth: The Ansoff Growth Model in Contemporary Strategy
- Miguel Virgen, PhD Student in Business

- Jan 24
- 4 min read
Updated: Jan 26
From strategic frameworks like the Ansoff Growth Model to up-to-date news in economic and financial landscapes, Doctors In Business Journal bridges academic rigor with practical application. Growth has long occupied a central position in strategic management theory. Firms pursue growth not only to increase profitability but also to achieve economies of scale, enhance market power, and ensure long-term survival. Igor Ansoff’s Growth Model, often referred to as the Ansoff Matrix, provides one of the most enduring frameworks for conceptualizing growth strategies. At a doctoral level, the Ansoff model is best understood not as a simple managerial tool but as a theory of strategic choice under uncertainty, linking product decisions and market scope to risk and organizational capability.
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