The phrase "competitors research" is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase is most commonly used to refer to the process of investigating or analyzing the products, services, marketing tactics, and other strategies of one's competitors. For example, "We performed extensive competitors research to gain insights into how our company can differentiate itself in the marketplace."
The pair presented their work April 3 on campus to a panel of three judges: Nitin Joglekar, PhD '97, Winston Dou, PhD '17, and Joshua Krieger, PhD '17, who won last year's prize for research on how companies can learn from their competitors' research and development failures.
(See "Motorola's Innovation Problem") It's also having patent-related legal problems with its competitors; Research in Motion and Motorola recently filed lawsuits against each other both alleging infringement.
On Friday, the same day Apple finally released its much-hyped iPhone, two of its competitors, Research In Motion and Palm, showed their balance sheets to investors.
Schaumburg, Ill.-based Motorola's handset division has been losing money for the past few years as it fumbled in attempts to match the success of its 2004 Razr cellphone while competitors Research in Motion and Apple eat into its market share.
Scientists come together to volunteer their time and evaluate your competitors' research.
She focuses on customer and competitor research.
Krieger won the 2017 MIT Sloan thesis prize for showing how firms learn from and respond to competitor research and development failures.
The scope of the work includes doing in-depth market, product, and competitor research; creating a strategy for a sustainable business; and writing and presenting a professional-quality plan (including a financial model and deal structure).
The scope of the work will include: doing in-depth market, product and competitor research; creating a strategy for a sustainable business; and writing and presenting a professional quality plan (including a financial model and deal structure).
What's the role of competitor research?
