Competitive Strategy: Not to Fight Wars of Attrition
April 16, 2024
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Wars of attrition are usually strategic blunders. They result in the kind of victories where the costs outweigh the benefits.
Wars of attrition are usually strategic blunders. They result in the kind of victories where the costs outweigh the benefits.
Strategy is path design, it’s articulating a path through a thick forest understanding all the constraints and making trade-offs
Strategy is a commonly used word, and that has also led to a misunderstanding of strategy. What is strategy? Is benchmarking strategy?
Obsessing about the process could be slow and un-rewarding in the short-term, but in the long-term, it swings the market in favour of the process-focused.
Only the reinventors survive. You must reinvent faster to shape the market. But how does one reinvent?
Great Strategy is about the right questions, and finding the answers to those questions.
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