Blu-Ray vs. HD-DVD: How Competitive Analysis Would Have Helped
Rob Enderle writes a nice piece exploring how the HD-DVD proponents should have used competitive analysis in their fight against Blu-Ray.
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Podcast: Competition at the Crossroads
Dan McHugh posted about a podcast from Deloitte's John Ciacchella titled Competition at the Crossroads. Dan rightly points out that it's a valuable listen for CI professionals, particularly if you're in the tech sector.
Teardown.com
Portelligent's teardown.com website describes the company's services this way:
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