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The StrategyStreet Blog: March 2011
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011. Competitor success and failure. Wednesday, March 23, 2011. Whirlpool and Electrolux Blink. The problem: the Koreans aren’t playing ball. The two South Korean firms are pricing aggressively and have been doing so since Thanksgiving 2010. Labels: competitor success and failure. Monday, March 14, 2011. News Corp Responds to the Market for “Free”. This trend can’t continue forever. Already, many people are asking themselves how much they can trust the information on the i...An effe...
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The StrategyStreet Blog: April 2011
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Tuesday, April 26, 2011. A Squeeze at the Top. Something new is happening, though. The high end of the market is about to see a doubling in capacity as four new luxury hotels open over a three year period. Two are already open and two more will open over the next two years. There is a prospect for even more coming beyond this next two year window, as other competitors mull a market entry. Wednesday, April 20, 2011. Another Creative Pricing Scheme. Recently, we described one of these Optional Components o...
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The StrategyStreet Blog: The Mobile Phone Industry and Customer Retention
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011. The Mobile Phone Industry and Customer Retention. The mobile phone industry’s growth has slowed. It is now operating more like a stable, moderate to slow growth market. This is particularly true in Europe. To face the challenge of slower growth in the industry, European mobile operators are turning to customer retention, but they are careful of the customers they seek to retain. This pattern repeats itself in many industries. A company must retain its key customers. In the Europ...
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The StrategyStreet Blog: Does the Withdrawal of Capacity Help?
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Friday, July 22, 2011. Does the Withdrawal of Capacity Help? As industry prices fall, and companies’ fortunes decline with the resultant squeeze on their margins, some companies, especially the leaders, seek to withdraw capacity from the market. The leading companies expect the capacity withdrawal to do two things: redress the imbalance between capacity and demand; and raise prices to more attractive levels because of this better balance. Higher prices limit demand growth. United Continental Holdings and...
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The StrategyStreet Blog: May 2011
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011. Cable T.V. and Customer Retention. The TV. market is speaking in clear tones. The phone and satellite companies offer a better value proposition. The cable companies have to listen soon. Competitor success and failure. Monday, May 16, 2011. The Kindle with Special Offers…not your typical low-end product. This new Kindle with special offers is a very creative product innovation. Congratulations to Amazon. Wednesday, May 4, 2011. Cable T.V. and Customer Retention.
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The StrategyStreet Blog: August 2011
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011. Benefits of Intense Competition: Lower Prices and Better Products. No segment of our economy has been under more intense pressure than the manufacturing sector. Lower labor costs in many parts of the international economy have forced manufactured product prices down and shifted manufacturing jobs out of the United States. Competition has indeed been intense. Over the years, we have done in depth studies of more than fifty industries who have faced intense competitive markets.
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The StrategyStreet Blog: July 2011
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Friday, July 22, 2011. Does the Withdrawal of Capacity Help? As industry prices fall, and companies’ fortunes decline with the resultant squeeze on their margins, some companies, especially the leaders, seek to withdraw capacity from the market. The leading companies expect the capacity withdrawal to do two things: redress the imbalance between capacity and demand; and raise prices to more attractive levels because of this better balance. Higher prices limit demand growth. United Continental Holdings and...
