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This lecture revisits the basics for any business to construct an original new-economy approach to formulating business strategy. This lecture provides a discussion of what market analysis becomes in this new world and an introduction to a process that not only provides an understanding of markets as a whole but also identifies portions of the market that are unserved or underserved. This lecture identifies five conditions that must be carefully analyzed to determine if there is a market opportunity for the firm. Lecture Notes | 1/15/2001 Jump to Related Cases and Relevant Lectures > View All Lectures > |
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