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Decision framework for competitive analysis
For every promising business opportunity or market segment that you may choose to pursue, there is a decision pattern that can be used to guide a quick, but effective competitive analysis. I recommend that before you commit to a new … Continue reading
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Decision: Market Research Strategy
“Look before you leap” is generally good advice before you do anything new and different. Pursuing a new business opportunity or market segment is new and different enough to justify some proactive thinking before you dive in. It calls for … Continue reading
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Tagged business opportunities, criteria, decision, decision pattern, look before you leap, market research, market research instruments, market research methods, market research strategy, market segments, new markets, proactive decision-making, value of information
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Decision: Market Positioning
The deepest branch within the Decision Driven® Strategy decision pattern begins with the Target Markets decision. This is the natural fan-out point in your company’s decision model; for each market that you choose to pursue you will want to think through … Continue reading
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