Industry 4.0: a challenge of competition

Addressing the Microsoft Challenge — Restoring Competition To the Software Industry

Leadership Industry Competition

Not only do individuals and firms compete with each other within an industry, there is also industry competition with other industries and competition of an industry with its customers and vendors. The rules of industry competition are embedded in market structure and difficult to modify. These rules are discussed under the headings of overall market growth, barriers to entry, rivalries within ...

The Challenge of International Sanctions against Iranian Radio-Pharmaceutical Industry

Abstract: This paper is about Iranian health industry facing the challenges created by the comprehensive international sanctions. This paper aims to give a realistic account of the different positive and negative impacts of the factor of international collaboration (or rather, the lack thereof) on the dual aspects of "technological and non-technological" catching up process. The case study is r...

Cumulation and antidumping: A challenge to competition

~ S national economies have become increasingly inter-related, national governments have broadened their efforts to coordinate trade-related policies. For years GATT negotiators concentrated on tariff reduction and trade liberalisation. The recently completed Uruguay Round negotiations included a number of agreements in previously uncharted waters (e.g., agreements on government procurement, tr...

Interdependencies, Competition and Industry Dynamics

MICHAEL J. LENOX Fuqua School of Business Duke University PO Box 90210 Durham, NC 27708 Tel: (919) 660-8025 Fax: (919) 681-6244 [email protected] SCOTT F. ROCKART Fuqua School of Business Duke University PO Box 90210 Durham, NC 27708 Tel: (919) 660-7998 Fax: (919) 681-6244 [email protected] ARIE Y. LEWIN Fuqua School of Business Duke University PO Box 90210 Durham, NC 27708 Tel: (919) 660-7832 Fa...