The phrase "differentiated competitive advantage" is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular product or service's competitive edge over other similar products or services. For example, "This company's differentiated competitive advantage is its high-quality customer service."
Additionally, by specialising in a particular stage of production, these firms develop focused innovational capabilities that further increase their competitive advantage in offering higher quality differentiated services.
These behaviours are necessary to enable companies to supply differentiated products to customers and achieve a sustainable competitive advantage.
"NM Incite is winding down its social listening platform to focus on areas of social media analytics where it has a competitive advantage and can deliver truly unique, differentiated solutions – like social TV," a spokesperson told TechCrunch.
It is a tremendous competitive advantage to task those engineers with building differentiated business functionality while your competitors build services that do commoditized, undifferentiated heavy lifting, and then remain stuck with the maintenance of those services for years to come.
There is no reason why users should go to/create The Office community on MySpace when NBCU has the competitive advantage and the ability to provide a differentiated experience on NBC.com (e.g., get cast members involved, exclusive content, etc).
"Since launching the VeriSign Mobile Banking Solution in March, we've sought differentiated offerings that dovetail with our solution strategy by creating a true competitive advantage for financial institutions," said Brian Matthews, vice president, enterprise solutions, VeriSign.
That's a competitive advantage".
"That is our competitive advantage".
It gives us a competitive advantage.
It's a very interesting competitive advantage".
