Hypercompetition

Name: Hypercompetition
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ISBN: 9780029069387

ISBN-10: 0029069386

ISBN-13: 9780029069387

Edition: 1994

Authors: Richard A. D'aveni, Robert Gunther

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Book details

List price: $53.00
Copyright year: 1994
Publisher: Free Press
Publication date: 3/28/1994
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 448
Size: 6.13" wide x 9.25" long x 1.40" tall
Weight: 1.628
Language: English

Richard A. D'Aveni,Professor of Strategic Management at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, is a leading expert on competitive strategy and high-growth companies and a popular speaker to audiences of senior executives in the United States, Asia, Europe, and Latin America.Fortunedescribed his previous bookHypercompetitionas "the modern-day analogue toThe Art of War."



Foreword


Preface


Introduction



Hypercompetition and Escalation toward Perfect Competition in Four Arenas of Competition



How Firms Outmaneuver Competitors with Cost-Quality Advantages



How Firms Outmaneuver Competitors with Timing and Know-How Advantages



How Firms Outmaneuver Competitors that Have Built Strong holds Using Entry Barriers



How Firms Outmaneuver Competitors with Deep Pockets



New Analytical Tools: Analyzing Competition Using the Four Arenas



Implications of Unsustainable Advantage: New Concepts of Competition and Competitive Strategy



The Nature of Hypercompetition: What It Is and Why It Happens



Living with Hypercompetition: The New 7-S's



Disrupting Markets and Seizing the Initiative through the New 7-S's



Using the New 7-S's to Create Disruption



Applying the New 7-S's: New Analytical Tools to Seize the Initiative



The Rise of a New American Ideology: Hypercompetitive Values for a Hypercompetitive Age



Can Companies Cooperate Their Way out of Hypercompetition?



Conclusion: A Call to Arms


Appendix


Antitrust Policy and the Need For a Fundamental Shift in American Ideology


End


Notes


Index