Publication

1996 - Harvard Business School Press, Boston, Mass, Massachusetts

Language

English

Word Count

81,750 words, Guess

Page Count

327 pages

Identifiers

and 3 more
  • Library of Congress Control Number95020178
  • Goodreads619329
  • LibraryThing325151

Classifications

  • DDC658.4/012
  • LCCHG4028.V3 S57 1996

Description

Value Migration identifies for the first time a dramatic shift in the business landscape: new, aggressive, and successful companies have taken on the giants - and are winning. Companies like Microsoft, Nucor, Starbucks, and Southwest Air have captured growth in revenue, profits, and market value from previously dominant competitors like IBM, U.S. Steel, General Foods, and United Airlines. How have they done it? Not with new products or innovative technology, but with superior business designs. These upstarts, and some nimble incumbents like Merck, have each created a business design - how they select customers, differentiate their offerings, configure their resources, go to market, and capture value - based on a strategic understanding of their customers' highest priorities. Slywotzky charts the path of Value Migration from obsolete to new business designs and identifies seven patterns of Value Migration that every manager should know. He demonstrates the step-by-step process by which you can evaluate your own company's situation. He reveals the specific strategic tools you can use in any company in any industry to anticipate customer changes and then design a business that will capitalize on the inevitable migration of value.

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