Sentence examples for competitive frontier from inspiring English sources

There is immense scope for invention, innovation, and pushing out the competitive frontier.

In "Creating Shared Value" (HBR January February 2011), our FSG colleagues Michael Porter and Mark Kramer argue that achieving those twin goals represents the next competitive frontier for companies.

Such a system, they reasoned, would not only make for better and faster service, it would also position the company to take advantage of the next competitive frontier in their business—"cross-selling" a wide array of financial products to individual customers.

Either it is saturated at P (case 1) and its competitive frontier with i has the type shown in Fig. 4a: then the segment of ( {widehat{x}}_{i{k}_1}left tilde{t}right) ) intersecting ( {x}_i^left tilde{t}right) ) is vertical (upper stable frontier) and its further evolution (for ( tilde{t}>{t}_i^{max } )) can be considered as monotonously decreasing.

In an era when football stadium noise has become a competitive frontier, USC has been dealt a bad hand.

It will also be refining its one-ticket approach to travel with different companies across frontiers.Add to all that the preparations by several companies for competitive cross-frontier services.

The plan calls for creating a competitive fund for "frontier research" by 2017, although it does not specify the amount of funding.

The new frontier of competitive advantage is the customer interface.

Large-scale data gathering and analytics are quickly becoming a new frontier of competitive differentiation.

The social customer experience economy is the new frontier of competitive advantage.

Yochem notes that logistics is the "final frontier in competitive advantage for many of our customers". Naturally, IT has a big role to play in facilitating the major logistics organization that fuels these competitive advantages.