adjective
General Slang
holistic
hoh-LIS-tik · adjective · informal
Considering the whole system, not just parts.
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An approach that takes all interconnected aspects of a problem into account together.
“We need a holistic view of the customer journey.”
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holistic In A Sentence
We need a holistic view of the customer journey.
Origin & Usage
From philosophy/holism; common in strategy speak.
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What does 'holistic' mean?
It describes an approach that considers all interconnected parts of a problem together, rather than in isolation.
How is it used at work?
As an adjective, e.g. 'a holistic strategy' or 'a holistic view of the customer.'
Where does the term come from?
It comes from philosophy and the concept of holism, and is now common, sometimes overused, in strategy speak.
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