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    Summary of Ram Charan's Rethinking Competitive Advantage
    Summary of Ram Charan's Rethinking Competitive Advantage
    Summary of Ram Charan's Rethinking Competitive Advantage
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    Summary of Ram Charan's Rethinking Competitive Advantage

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    #1 Born-digital companies have gained a huge competitive advantage in recent years due to their ability to imagine new market spaces and revenue pools that can scale up at unprecedented speed.

    #2 In 2007, Netflix began streaming movies into the homes of its customers. YouTube was experiencing rapid growth, and Hulu, owned in partnership between NBC and Comcast, sprang up around the same time. Netflix flourished because of a powerful combination of elements.

    #3 In March 2019, Disney bought a chunk of Twentieth Century Fox, including the film and television studios, for $71. 3 billion. Apple announced it would launch a TV app in the fall that would distribute content from HBO, Showtime, and other sources for a monthly fee.

    #4 The old adage stick to your knitting is no longer applicable. Today, companies must have a clear view of the competitive landscape and be willing to imagine a future that does not yet exist.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIRB Media
    Release dateMay 2, 2022
    ISBN9798822501041
    Summary of Ram Charan's Rethinking Competitive Advantage
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      #1

      Born-digital companies have gained a huge competitive advantage in recent years due to their ability to imagine new market spaces and revenue pools that can scale up at unprecedented speed.

      #2

      In 2007, Netflix began streaming movies into the homes of its customers. YouTube was experiencing rapid growth, and Hulu, owned in partnership between NBC and Comcast, sprang up around the same time. Netflix flourished because of a powerful combination of elements.

      #3

      In March 2019, Disney bought a chunk of Twentieth Century Fox, including the film and television studios, for $71. 3 billion. Apple announced it would launch a TV app in the fall that would distribute content from HBO, Showtime, and other sources for a monthly fee.

      #4

      The old adage stick to your knitting is no longer applicable. Today, companies must have a clear view of the competitive landscape and be willing to imagine a future

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