The Company Without A Strategy Is Willing

The Company Without A Strategy Is Willing To Try Anything.

The Economic Distress Of America's Inner Cities May Be The Most Pressing Issue Facing The Nation. The Lack Of Businesses And Jobs In Disadvantaged Urban Areas Fuels Not Only A Crushing Cycle Of Poverty But Also Crippling Social Problems Such As Drug Abuse And Crime… A Sustainable Economic Base Can Be Created In The Inner City, But Only As It Has Been Created Elsewhere: Through Private, For-profit Initiatives And Investment Based On Economic Self-interest And Genuine Competitive Advantage.

If All You're Trying To Do Is Essentially The Same Thing As Your Rivals, Then It's Unlikely That You'll Be Very Successful.

Competitiveness Is Defined As The Ability Of Companies To Compete While Maintaining Or Improving The Average Standard Of Living. If You Are Cutting Wages To Become More Competitive, That's Not Really More Competitive. It's Raising The Skill And The Efficiency Of Those Workers So That They Can Support And Sustain That Higher Wage.

A Strategy Delineates A Territory In Which A Company Seeks To Be Unique.