Part III of the 5-part DorseyReports series: Before the Numbers Change, Behavior Changes Each part stands alone and contributes to a broader examination of how changing market conditions influence results across sectors. Additional articles in this series are...
How unseen barriers shape outcomes more than named rivals How Competition Is Typically Understood Senior leaders are trained to think about competition in concrete terms: named competitors, market share shifts, pricing pressure, regulatory change, or new entrants....
Small business owners and third party payment processors like PayPal and CashApp may soon have a common gripe with new IRS reporting rules that place more burdens on them both. As of January 2022, third-party payment network providers are required to send users a Form...
Disruptions of any sort raise many questions for your business. Any market disruption could be considered a competitive threat. It may or not be a real competitor, but in the end if you fail to achieve your goal, you lost. We can prevent those losses. Since 1987,...
7 ways to keep and satisfy customers if supply chain disruptions mean raising prices “Redundancy” and “replacements” are clearly means to avoid supply shortages. The reality is, there are only so much of a given item and a limited number of appropriate replacements...
