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Business Networking: Forces are Getting Connected
Anil Kshatriya, Professor, India, Member
I think, there is an interesting phenomena around us due to business networking. Can't we say that the basic model has now evolved into a more integrated one? I believe the 'forces' are now getting connected. For example, threat of new entrant and threat of a substitute consolidate in the case of "Chinese" product entering competition. Similarly other forces are forming permutations. I would like to hear from all on this......
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Porters 5 Forces
durgaaprosad, Strategy Consultant, India, Member My personal view is not to struggle at the same place, rather in today's economy the best is to have a ... |
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Five Forces Theory of Porter - Substitutes
Pradip Kumar, Educator, India, Member Well, the Chinese (for that matter any country) entering into a market (read country) is not a substitute. A substitute is a product or sometimes prod... |
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Five Forces are Linked
John D. Ramos, Senior Financial/Business Analyst, United States, Member Corporate strategy may be developed and implemented in various ways within a regulated and competitive environment. There are linkages between comp... |
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Integration of Strategic Forces
GRANZOTTO ARAMIS, CEO, Italy, Member A real change is represented by networking. I agree with you regarding the interconnection of the forces in the system and appreciate every day... |
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Five Forces Connectedness
Zanele, Events Marketer, South Africa, Member Barriers of entry in my view are insignificant as any potential investor's entry strategy is based on thoroughly researched market and environment sca... |
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Porter Model should Evolve for Current Turbulence
Mario A. G. Lopez, Professor, Philippines, Member From the very start most of us accepted the probability that the model, formed within specific contexts, would not be wholey applicable as conceived i... |
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The Rubustness of the Porter Five Forces Model
Mario A. G. Lopez, Professor, Philippines, Member It is however a tribute to its robustness that people find Porter's 5 Forces useful as a starting model, regardless of the modifications they ... |
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@ Everybody
Anil Kshatriya, Professor, India, Member Deal all, by use of the term Chinese I don't intend, nor am I attempting, to refer to a country specific strategy. Indeed my aim is to draw attention ... |
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More Integration in the Factors of the Model
Anders Nystrom, Management Consultant, Sweden, Member Everything is getting more integrated today. If you have a systemic view, individuals, groups and organisations are all systems, partly open, n... |
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Interconnection and Flexbility
GRANZOTTO ARAMIS, CEO, Italy, Member All factors are connected to each other. In the financial systems this is obvious and you can see effects almost immediately. Unlike in other s... |
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@ Sara F
Anil Kshatriya, Professor, India, Member This is an excellent thought. Bidirectional arrows is really true. All forces are now inter-linked as many players use advanced systems.... |
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Porter's 5 Forces is a Static Model
Ser Wah Oh, Engineer, Singapore, Member In fact Porter's 5 Forces is a static model. When you're looking at substitutes, new entrants, suppliers or buyers, you're looking at these forces in ... |
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