Business Management and Development

Modereta · 2008-12-30T11:54:39+00:00

Judo Strategy: The Competitive Dynamics of Internet Time Published in the Harvard Business Review Jan 1999.by David B. Yoffie and Michael A. Cusumano At the heart of the Netscape-Microsoft battles are the three elements of judorapid movement, flexibility, and leverage. With the rise of Internet-based competition, David and Goliath battles between companies are becoming more and more common. Fast, flexible entrants are taking on dominant incumbents, not only in high-tech sectors such as software and networking equipment, but also in traditionally low-tech industries like retail. Well-known examples include the conflicts between booksellers Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble; toy retailers eToys and Toys R Us; and, most notably, Netscape, an upstart Internet-software maker, and Microsoft, the most powerful software company in the world................................... just a clich............... Check out this one, It may be of interest to some of us, the strategy still relevant today. I enjoyed reading then and still does today. If interested search for it or subscribe or

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Start date Dec 30, 2008

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