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The Death of Competition
"Competition as most of us have routinely thought of it is dead."
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Competing Today Requires Cooperative Market Creation
"Many executives rightly recognize that innovation is the only way to move forward."
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Thinking Strategically is Thinking Systemically
"The new paradigm requires thinking in terms of whole systems, that is, seeing your business as part of a wider economic ecosystem and environment."
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The End of Industry
"The presumption that there are distinct, immutable businesses within which players scramble for supremacy is a tired idea whose time is past."
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Business Ecosystems Replace Industry
"The term 'business ecosystem' circumscribes the microeconomics of intense coevolution coalescing around innovative ideas."
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Opportunity Environment
"Most prevailing ideas on strategy today begin with the wrongheaded assumption that competition is bounded by clearly defined industries."
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A Change in Thinking
"The conditions and challenges prevalent in the fastest-moving sectors of the global economy are spreading inexorably to all the others."
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Business Ecosystems Are Social Systems
"In an age of imagination, the ultimate struggle among companies is for the souls of customers and the hearts of vast communities of suppliers and other associated companies."
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The Business Ecosystem: A Diagram
"Business ecosystem. An economic community supported by a foundation of interacting organizations and individualsthe organisms of the business world."
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The Economic Model of Business Ecosystems
"There are one or more core capabilities that can become the basis for providing great value to end customers."
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Ecosystem Advantage Depends on Architectural Alliances
"The lesson of the business ecosystem is that you must have value, economies of scale, and continuing innovation, and you must invest in an expanding community of allies."
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The Ecosystem-based Business Cycle
"As the old powers wait and wonder, vast new fortunes are rising on foundations built by swarms of entrepreneurs jostling to apply the integration of technologies and market creation that brings wealth."
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Ecosystem-Centered Approach to Leadership
"Competitive advantage in the new world stems from knowing when and how to build ecosystems, and from being able to steer them to lasting growth and continuous improvement."
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Mounting a Multidimensional Campaign for Competitive Advantage
"The old ways of defending your turf just don't work anymore. With metronome regularity, established businesses competing in standard ways will continue to be gnawed at by potent new rivals."
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Precursor Products and the Timing of Innovation
"It has become a truism that companies often fail by being 'too early' with particular innovative contributions."
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Four Stages of Business Ecosystems
"A central challenge facing business strategists in maturing ecosystems is how to maintain their authority and the uniqueness of their contribution to the community while also encouraging communitywide innovation and coevolution."
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An Emerging Business Ecosystem
"In business ecosystems, there is a tremendous premium on inspiration and passion to carry the pioneers through inevitable failures, and on imagination and learning to suggest creative solutions and allow improvement based on analysis and experiment."
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Choose Customers That Support Learning
"To be able to effectively pick the brains of customers, you really need a situation that is conducive to learning."
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Generate Business Ecosystems in Naturally Bounded Markets
"What are the naturally occurring markets and market boundaries within which we might operate?"
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Business Ecosystems Mature Through Diversity
"In business ecosystems, there is also an advantage to diversity of people, organizations, and ideas."
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Expanding a Business Ecosystem
"Innovation touches off races between alternative implementations."
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Finding Partners Within Business Ecosystems
"In the best cases, the ecosystem becomes so attractive that resources self-identify and seek out the leaders, asking to join up."
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The Wal-Mart Business Ecology
"Boundary-making is a form of competitive advantage that requires moves in at least three aspects of the business ecosystem."
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A Stable Business Ecosystem
"A striking difference between biological and business ecosystems is that the agitation from late arrivals is far more pronounced in business."
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Leadership, Competition and Cooperation Within Business Ecosystems
"From the standpoint of the leaders, or potential leaders, competition within the ecosystem becomes as important as the competition at a higher level."
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Ecosystem Stability: Boom Times for the Community; Tighter Margins for Contributors
"Companies retreat into their core competencies as new entrants outdo the leaders in certain functions and market segments."
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IBM Loses Leverage to Microsoft-Intel Ecosystem
"Margins had collapsed for innumerable players, including IBM. It had left undeveloped the three major potential sources of bargaining power."
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Sustaining an Innovation Trajectory
"A successful trajectory requires intense management focus and dedication of resources."
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Mature Business Ecosystems Face Renewal or Death
"Coping well with the threat of obsolescence is the ultimate challenge for a dominant company."
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Developing a Survival Strategy for Business Ecosystems
"The true breakthroughs come through investing in the collection of information and the generation of knowledge and insight that sit conceptually above any of the paradigms."
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Biography: James F. Moore is one of the world's foremost advisers on leadership and strategy. His Harvard Business Review article, "Predators and Prey: A New Ecology of Competition," won the prestigious McKinsey Award for best article of 1993. He is the founder and chairman of Geo-Partners Research, Inc., a strategy consulting and investment firm in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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