Competitive and Corporate Strategy

Corporate strategy investigates the long run direction of the firm -- essentialy, which markets it wants to compete in, and why.  Competitive strategy defines a profit-maximizing path in the chosen market(s), given the strategies and behavior of competitors, regulators, unions, and other players.

 

The same methods of strategic analysis can be applied in a variety of settings, including lobbying, elections, legislation, and regulation.

 

Engaged in strategic analysis in many settings, including the following.

acquisitions

chemicals

elections

insurance

landline and wireless telecom networks

LCD displays

lobbying

music licensing, royalties, and sales

patent licensing

video conferencing

hedge funds