Strategic Navigation: How Applied Mechanics Enhances Decision-Making in Management and Commerce

Abstract

This article explores the synergy between applied mechanics and decisionmaking in the realms of management and commerce. Leveraging principles from physics and engineering, particularly Newtonian laws, applied mechanics provides a unique framework to understand and optimize the dynamics of organizational decision-making. The article delves into concepts such as strategic inertia, balancing forces in commerce, achieving equilibrium in market dynamics, and applying mechanics to risk management. A case study from the automotive industry illustrates the practical application of these principles. This interdisciplinary approach enhances strategic navigation, enabling organizations to make informed decisions, adapt to change, and thrive in the ever-evolving business landscape.