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Analytical Tools Provide Business Insights
Traditionally, managers depended on experience and intuition to develop insights—“gut feel,” if you will. Most often a gut feel is based on past experiences. Gut feel and intuition are important but … more →
The New Age of Innovation
Analytical Tools Provide Business Insights
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: Traditionally, managers depended on experience and intuition to develop insights—“gut feel,” if you … more →
Real-Time Analytics as a New Source of Competitive Advantage
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: According to CK Prahalad and MS Krishinan, competitiveness favors those who spot new trends and act … more →
ICICI’s Core Capabilities
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: According to CK Prahalad and MS Krishnan, ICICI’s capabilities are built on three core capabilities: … more →
Innovation at ICICI Bank
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: (i) Core Branch Banking (1998); Internet Banking and Brokerage in India (2000); and (iii) Localized … more →
ICICI-Induced Innovations in Financial Services in India
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: As depicted in the table in post Migrating to N = 1 and R = G: The ICICI Business Model on How to Co … more →
The Migration to N=1 and R=G at the ICICI Bank: Clarity in Business Logic and the Choice of Corporate Portfolio
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: As Wal-Mart, FedEx, and eBay demonstrate, business processes are a source of competitive advantage i … more →
New Demands Traditional Firms Confronts in the N=1 World (ii)
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: According to CK Prahalad and MS Krishnan, in the N =1 world, the traditional firm confronts several … more →
Developing New Principles For Innovation - The Principle N=1
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: The individual is at the heart of experience. If the locus of value is shifting from products and se … more →
Five Key Elements of The Transformation Toward N=1; R=G
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: The competitive arena is shifting from a product-centric view of value creation (for example, tires) … more →
Is the transformation of business toward N=1; R=G a choice?
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: No it’s not a choice, according to CK Prahalad and MS Krishnan. Why, see here … more →
Is the Apple's Business Model N=1; R=G
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: CK Prahalad and MS Krishnan, after considering the business model at Apple Computer, have concluded … more →
Application of the N=1, R=G framework in the insurance industry: Implications from ING
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: Most insurance companies are currently facing multiple challenges simultaneously. Their policy proce … more →
How Does the N=1 and R=G Framework Apply in the Shoe Industry
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: Imagine a situation in which you go to a shoe store and your feet are measured precisely using a dig … more →
Can New Framework (N=1 and R=G) Apply to B2B (Business-to-Business) Firms? The case of NCR
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: After presenting how the N = 1 and R = G framework works in two traditional industries (secondary ed … more →
How truck tire producers transforms their own business model to survive
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: CK Prahalad in his new book “the new age of innovation” has taken the truck tire industr … more →
The Transformation of Business
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: There is a fundamental transformation of business underway. Forged by digitization, ubiquitous conne … more →
How a traditional business transforms itself into a new business framework
longscorner wrote 1 year ago: C.K. Prahalad and M.S. Krishnan take TutorVista as a case to study how a traditional business transf … more →
