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> Links in the Value Chain

There are only two ways to gain competitive advantage
(Porter & Millar, 1985):

  • Cost leadership—find ways to produce your product or service 
    or otherwise operate at a lesser cost than the competition. This 
    allows you to either pass the cost savings on to the customer, 
    as a buying criteria advantage, or to keep the cost savings as 
    profit or investment in marketing. 

  • Product/service differentiation—differentiate your product or 
    service in the eyes of your customers. Give them a reason to 
    prefer your alternative to the competition’s even if your price 
    may be higher. Differentiation
    takes pressure off price as a 
    buying decision criterion.

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Porter, ME, & Millar, VE, (1985, July-August), 
How Information Systems Help You to Compete, Harvard Business Review.

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