The Power of a Moat
Why differentiation isn't enough, and how technology cements lasting business advantage in competitive markets.
Read Post ↗Every business wants to be different. But the real power lies in making that difference difficult to copy. The way you use technology in your business can make that difference stronger. You are not just creating a difference; you are building an advantage that can last. That is the power of a moat.
But how do you build a moat in the first place? It starts with strategy: deciding where you want to be different, what you want to be known for, and why customers should choose you. Those choices mean little unless you put them into action. And once you've built an advantage, you have to keep strengthening it as technology, customers and competitors change. A moat isn't something you build once and forget; it's something you keep alive.
I work at the intersection of technology, markets and business strategy, exploring how promising technical capabilities become commercially valuable products, differentiated businesses and opportunities for growth.
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Why differentiation isn't enough, and how technology cements lasting business advantage in competitive markets.
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