Basically there are many names which reflect the idea you are looking
for. Infact, they often vary in the context that you use. Such as when
providing services to a company in the form of a partnership, they
might call it a strategic alliance, or simply a strategic partnership,
unless there is no discrimination as to who they ally with, then the
word "strategic" is dropped because if you take for example, Microsoft
calling everyone who buys windows a "Strategic customer" then it's
easy to say that because there are millions who have, it isn't really
strategic in the sense you are looking for because they aren't
discriminatively providing a better level of customer/organization
interaction for the same product/service.
Generally, when you say Strategic Services people might think it is
similar to the role of Chief Information Officer, which you might say
would be the head CIA agent of the company. Especially since using
that title, and if you have an office people might think it referrs to
something from the World War II era, which was the Offices of
Strategic Services (OSS) which was the former organization that later
became the Central Intelligence Agency.
Other names I've heard which seem to put thought into that delimma
might include Strategic Assistance Division, Strategic Aid, or
something along those lines. |
