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Obviously, not every Google TV partner relishes the product's rivalry with Apple TV, or the larger Google vs. Apple battle.
In our previous HBR article, "How Smart, Connected Products Are Transforming Competition" (November 2014), we examined the implications external to the firm, looking in detail at how smart, connected products affect rivalry, industry structure, industry boundaries, and strategy.
The court ruling was not the result of orders from the highest levels, he said, but rather was the product of rivalries and vendettas within the state security establishment and the government.
Tragically, in recent years a gang culture has been evident in both places and there has been a spate of teenage murders, some the product of gang rivalry.
During yesterday's telecast at the bar, partisans for both schools were reminded of a recent product of the rivalry: George Steinbrenner, the principal owner of the Yankees.
(If Dr. Digby's remarks sound like the product of a rivalry between two large private universities with campuses in Nassau County, David Steinberg, president of Long Island University, was having none of it".I'm delighted Hofstra has started the honors college and I hope they will be very successful," he said.
Thus, the surprising color misbinding in [17] seems also to be a product of the rivalry network structure.
But he is highly unlikely to take on the mantle, and Mumtaz's comments may be a product of his longstanding rivalry with Bilawal's father, Zardari.
Gavitt capitalized on television, his product replete with natural rivalries that existed from the proximity between the universities.
Motorola-branded devices (and other Lenovo products) all face fierce rivalry from companies like Xiaomi, which has grabbed market share from Lenovo, Samsung and other companies on its way to becoming the world's third-largest smartphone maker by shipment volume.
