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Old 06-16-2011, 10:46 AM   #203
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To Rajs.

I'm basically saying that company's core competencies easily turn into core rigidities when a market experiences a paradigm shift. Companies good at adapting to the new market has a huge advantage.

Not sure why you brought that sprint analogy up except as a rethorical tool, as it seems we agree on the main point besides semantics.

Sony has a certain way of doing business. In the age of customer inteaction and social networking, seeing businesses going that extra mile to create a buzz and interact with their customer base. Sony's silence isn't serving them well, especially not in the face of all the speculation about them disinvesting themselves of retailers and stock.
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