This Screen saver shows images of Army of USA and NATO. On your desktop: Armed Forces on land, in air and on water. Amongst images such - soldiers, tank, heavy artillery, jets in flight(F15/F18/E3Awacs/"Blue Angels" and others), ships (frigates, battleships,aircraft carrier). Jets in blue sky, the shooting in the night, powerful naves seaborne - very beautiful spectacle... Altix Soft :: armed :: forces :: screensaver :: altix :: soft :: desktop :: enhancements :: screensavers :: armedforcesscreensaver deluxe :: Armed Forces Screensaver
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5 stars (Strategy formulation = Coping with five competitive forces) - Michael E. Porter is a Harvard Business School professor and a leading authority on competition. He has written several important novels and articles in the field of competition and strategic management. This article, published in the March-April 1979 issue of Harvard Business Review, meant the start of a great string of articles by Michael E. Porter. More importantly, it was the start of the positioning school in the field of strategic management. "The essence of strategy formulation is coping with competition. ... intense competition in an industry is neother coincidence nor bad luck." The state of competition in an industry depends on five basic forces: (1) jockeying among current competitors, (2) threat of new entrants, (3) bargaining power of suppliers, (4), bargaining power of customers, and (5) threat of substitute products or services. The author describes each force in detail and its consequence on competition. The collective strength of these forces determines the ultimate profit potential of an industry, and it is the goal to find a position in the industry where the company can best defend itself against these forces or can influence them in its favor. The company needs to identify its strengths and weaknesses, and compare these against the underlying causes of each force. Then the company can devise a plan of action that may include (1) positioning the company, and/or (2) influencing the balance of the forces through strategic moves, and/or (3) exploiting industry change before opponents recognize it. This article was awarded with the McKinsey Award (= best article in Harvard Business Review that year) and no reader will be surprised. It is a truly great article, and I must admit one of my all-time favorites. It will be remembered most for its introduction of the five competitive forces. Some people have criticized Michael Porter's framework(s) for being too static, but he has respon... Harvard Business Review :: General :: Business & Economics & General :: Business & Economics :: Michael E Porter :: :: How Competitive Forces Shape Strategy
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