strategic deception

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📖 Definitions

  1. The deliberate use of misinformation, concealment, or misleading actions to gain a competitive advantage or mislead an opponent about one's true intentions or capabilities.; A business tactic involving the intentional withholding or misleading of information regarding product launches, features, or market moves to maintain a competitive edge.

💬 Examples

  1. The general employed strategic deception to hide the movement of his troops.

  2. The company used strategic deception in its release strategy to prevent competitors from anticipating the new product launch.