What’s Your Competitive Advantage?: 7 Strategies For Running a More Profitable Business in a Complex World by Cliff Bowman, Paul Raspin
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Overview: “A truly insightful perspective from experts in the field. This book combines intellect and emotional intelligence to challenge the traditional way organizations think, providing a clear framework for identifying and achieving competitive advantage.”
Penelope Biggs, Chief Strategy Officer, Northern Trust Corporate & Institutional Services
“What’s Your Competitive Advantage” offers a way to work with the realities of a complex world and the changing needs of your business.
We live in a complex world, no-one can predict the future and we can’t anticipate the ultimate impact of any actions we take. These realities make the task of successfully leading a business incredibly challenging.
What’s Your Competitive Advantage? offers a way to work with the realities of a complex world and the changing needs of your business. No-one can predict the future and we can’t predict the ultimate effect of any actions we take. What’s your Competitive Advantage? sets out an approach to managing change that reflects this complex reality. Built on insights from research into value creation and complex systems the book explains seven value creating strategies and the practices and change processes they require.
Genre: Non-Fiction > General
Each play has an associated set of capabilities which deliver customer value efficiently:
SPECIALIZATION – choose to focus on a single product or product group and compete through superior product performance.
ADAPTIVE – increase the system’s ability to respond to changing circumstances, particularly to
changing customer needs.
LOW COST – Deliver equivalent product quality compared to competitors but with a continual and
relentless focus on cost reduction
INNOVATION – Competing through product innovations.
EXCELLENCE – Continuous incremental improvement of product or service quality
NO-FRILLS – Serve price sensitive customers with a stripped down alternative product or service.
TARGETING – Focus on a specific market segment and serve the needs of these customers more effectively than less targeted rivals.
Built on insights from research into economics, strategy, organization theory and complexity science, you’ll discover a practical approach to creating value for your business in turbulent times, with advice on how to enable these plays with the structures, systems and culture of your business.
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