While many managers face the challenge of lower profits in increasingly competitive and commoditized industries, a few firms break out as market value leaders generating superior growth and shareholder returns. How do these firms break out of the commoditization trap? In this paper we propose these firms invent unique value propositions and offer them in superior ways to their customers. Based on our study of a number of market leaders, we provide a framework for systematically understanding and re-inventing the firm's value propositions. We propose that clearly understanding and defining the dimensions of a firm's value proposition is a critical first step in building an effective strategy.Information Systems Working Papers Serie
Forward-looking firms are increasingly viewing markets as malleable and plastic systems that can be ...
The only value a company will ever create for its shareholders and owners is the value that comes fr...
THE RECENT LITERATURE on firm behavior has been characterized by two contrast-ing strands of analysi...
While many managers face the challenge of lower profits in increasingly competitive and commoditized...
The primary pursuit of any business is to understand what customers value and to create that value f...
Purpose: Business models define the activity system that an organization employs to create and captu...
This paper examines the importance of customer value as a strategic approach to doing business in th...
Purpose: Business models de ne the activity system that an organization employs to create and captur...
Value proposition is a key concept in the research on service and in the practice of service managem...
Purpose: Business models define the activity system that an organization employs to create an...
In this paper, the authors examine five cases of technology commercialization in terms of how entrep...
This is a paper that examines the contribution of the value proposition and the interplay between va...
A large majority of the markets are nowadays mature, saturated and hypercompetitive, especially in O...
To help facilitate the development of a theoretically rigorous and practically useful theory of cust...
The objective of the present study was to establish a Customer Value Proposition building process fo...
Forward-looking firms are increasingly viewing markets as malleable and plastic systems that can be ...
The only value a company will ever create for its shareholders and owners is the value that comes fr...
THE RECENT LITERATURE on firm behavior has been characterized by two contrast-ing strands of analysi...
While many managers face the challenge of lower profits in increasingly competitive and commoditized...
The primary pursuit of any business is to understand what customers value and to create that value f...
Purpose: Business models define the activity system that an organization employs to create and captu...
This paper examines the importance of customer value as a strategic approach to doing business in th...
Purpose: Business models de ne the activity system that an organization employs to create and captur...
Value proposition is a key concept in the research on service and in the practice of service managem...
Purpose: Business models define the activity system that an organization employs to create an...
In this paper, the authors examine five cases of technology commercialization in terms of how entrep...
This is a paper that examines the contribution of the value proposition and the interplay between va...
A large majority of the markets are nowadays mature, saturated and hypercompetitive, especially in O...
To help facilitate the development of a theoretically rigorous and practically useful theory of cust...
The objective of the present study was to establish a Customer Value Proposition building process fo...
Forward-looking firms are increasingly viewing markets as malleable and plastic systems that can be ...
The only value a company will ever create for its shareholders and owners is the value that comes fr...
THE RECENT LITERATURE on firm behavior has been characterized by two contrast-ing strands of analysi...