In fact, they are so confident, that they'll setup shop adjacent to their direct competitors.
Thirteen years later, many governments particularly those in eastern and southern Africa are still dragging their heels, seeking to shield their own national carriers from competitors based in adjacent countries.The delay has been calamitous.
A marketer like I.B.M. would not be pleased to pay for a large, colorful display ad on the Journal Online, only to find that an adjacent article includes links to a competitor, he said.
So there are competitors out there in the adjacent spaces that handle block trading, and they're typically dark markets for doing that.
There are two new events: parallel slalom, in which competitors go head-to-head down adjacent courses, and slopestyle, which involves trying to impress the judges with tricks on a course of man-made jumps, rails and boxes.
Pointing to the statue on top of the adjacent St Pancras terminus, which was built as a direct competitor in the 1860s, Johnson said that the "acroterion had scorned, and sneered at" King's Cross.
Demand for Alberta oil has been outpaced by competitors' supply, leading to deep cuts in the sector and adjacent industries.
Jones admitted to putting so much emotion into the 200 semifinals -- when her main competitor, the world champion Inger Miller, was in an adjacent lane -- that by the final, she felt drained.
Bhal didn't comment directly on those reports, but he did say that if the company did do an acquisition, it would be focused on "adjacent spaces we aren't in yet" as opposed to a direct competitor for growth.
At the same time, other competitors — like, for instance, Miso — are pivoting to try new things or moving into adjacent markets.
