He predicts a wave of new competitors for the megacorporation that designs, makes and sells products all under one brand.
For years, a wave of online competitors eroded Zagat's formidable empire of quotation-mark-happy reviews of restaurants and bars around the world.
For almost 10 years, the exchange, which controls 80percentt of trading in its listed stocks, has faced a wave of electronic competitors called electronic communication networks, or E.C.N.'s.
The health care law has fundamentally altered the competitive landscape by encouraging a new wave of competitors and creating a marketplace that puts a much sharper focus on price, because individuals can so easily compare premiums on a single Web site.
The emergence of a new wave of competitors has changed the rules of the game.
The food delivery space is one of the more legacy categories of e-commerce services, but in recent years it's been heating up as a new wave of competitors have hit the market.
This week the government announced plans to shake up the university market yet again – in tuition fees and teaching standards and to welcome in a whole new wave of competitors.
In 1998, to keep pace with Wal-Mart Stores, both Kroger, the nation's largest supermarket chain, and Albertson's, the second largest, made multibillion-dollar acquisitions of regional chains, setting off a wave of purchases by other competitors.
Until recently, Royal Dutch/Shell has sat on the sidelines through a wave of consolidation as nimbler competitors -- like Exxon Mobil, the BP Group and the ChevronTexaco Corporation -- have grown by merging or acquiring smaller rivals.
That deal set off a wave of counteroffers by William Morrison's competitors, leading to a tug of war that ran through the summer among Tesco, J Sainsbury and Asda, which is owned by Wal-Mart Stores.
