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Hypercompetition, a term
first coined in
business strategy by
Richard D’Aveni,
describes a
dynamic competitive world in
which no
action or
advantage can...
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strategy and
coining the term “
hypercompetition”
which led
Fortune to
liken him to a
modern version of Sun Tzu.
Hypercompetition involves rapid, fierce, and...
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facilitates the
creation of
strategic competitiveness. Due to the
hypercompetition of the environment, the
traditional sources of
getting competitive...
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major flaw and
vulnerability in
biomedical research appears to be the
hypercompetition for the
resources and
positions that are
required to
conduct science...
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Research on
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Hotel Operations in
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Fanatic Heart:...
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- the
system of US
biomedical science, with the
intention of
reducing "
hypercompetition" This
publication led to the
formation of an organization, Rescuing...
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Maintaining Scientific Integrity in a
Climate of
Perverse Incentives and
Hypercompetition".
Environmental Engineering Science. 34 (1): 51–61. doi:10.1089/ees...
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