He speaks of an industry of two distinct halves; one occupied by premium growers, the other by the mass producers that he accuses of driving down prices in the pursuit of quick profits.
Christensen counts thirty established companies in the nineteen-fifties and says that, by the nineteen-seventies, only four had survived the entrance into the industry of thirteen disruptive newcomers, including Caterpillar, O. & K., Demag, and Hitachi.
Russia's oil industry is of two minds.
The industry is of two minds about how to cope with the glut.
This represented a significant loss to the island's oil industry, one of two such events in the 1930s.
In most competitive industries the choice of two is a benefit.
According to analysts, South Korea has nearly one hypermarket per 100,000 people, twice the industry ideal of one per 200,000.
Vodafone remained well ahead of its competitors for mobile complaints, receiving 18 per 100,000 customers between July and September – three times the industry average of six.
But more important, he said, users of the new printers buy, on average, nine ink cartridges a year, compared with an industry average of four.
The country has a pharmaceutical manufacturing industry consisting of four privately owned pharmaceutical companies.
In benchmark tests, the service took seven minutes to upload a 30 MB file, compared to an industry average of six minutes.
