STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT:C+C (CASE STUDY)
19th Edition
ISBN: 9781307294491
Author: Rothaermel
Publisher: MCG/CREATE
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Chapter MC, Problem 4.5DQ
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Company M has launched an Operating system for a personal computer in 1990. During the time, Company M hold 90 percent of the market share. Their long-term relationship with the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) creates terrific barriers for the newcomers. The demand for the microprocessor of Company I would increase whenever Company M introduces a new operating system. Company M remains highly profitable. The strategy of Company M has killed innovation. Hence, they failed to commercialize the category-defining products.
For past years, Company G is the leading search engine and online advertising company. This is due to the top-down strategy of Company M, which killed innovation. Many of the products of Company M failed against the products of Company G and Company A due to their strategy.
To determine: The advice to Person SN for his current efforts.
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