Definition Competitive Environment. Description.
The Competitive Environment is the part of a company's
external environment that consists of other firms trying to win customers
in the same market. It is the segment of the industry that includes all immediate
rivals.
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Compare with: Five
Competitive Forces |
Industry Attractiveness
| Competitive Advantage
| PEST Analysis |
Strategic Fit |
Benchmarking |
Oligopoly |
Competitive Pricing
| Competitive Position
| Competitive Intelligence
| Barriers to Entry
| Globalization |
Cartel |
Horizontal Integration
| Horizontal Merger
| First Mover Advantage
| Second-mover Strategy
| Blue Ocean Strategy
| Macro-Environment
| Market Segmentation
| Glocalization |
Positioning |
Organizational Resilience
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