The power of strategic thinking lock in markets, lock out competitors

THE POWER OF STRATEGIC THINKING sums up his original and effective strategy of making anyone's competitors irrelevant: Obsession with your competitors leads to "imitation strategy," the common and disastrous mistake of letting the other side set the rules. Result: The house always win...

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Main Author: Robert, Michel 1941- (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York McGraw-Hill 2000
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505 0 |a Preface -- Do you suffer from competitor obsession? -- Changing the rules of play -- The CEO's dilemma: strategic ambiguity -- Strategic thinking: the essence of competitive advantage -- Driving force: the DNA of strategic thinking -- Crafting and articulating a distinctive strategy -- Areas of excellence: widening your competitive advantage -- The concept of strategic leverage -- Managing your competitor's strategy to your advantage -- Sandbox competition and the rules of war -- The CEO as process leader -- Making strategic thinking a repeatable practice -- Megachanges that will challenge every company's strategy. 
520 |a THE POWER OF STRATEGIC THINKING sums up his original and effective strategy of making anyone's competitors irrelevant: Obsession with your competitors leads to "imitation strategy," the common and disastrous mistake of letting the other side set the rules. Result: The house always wins! Imitators lose. The answer: Learn from major companies like Intel, Wal-Mart, Microsoft, and Goldman Sachs--corporate success stories that Robert explains in fascinating detail--how to develop your own "distinctive strategy" and race ahead of the competition. 
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