Cooperation and Competition: How to Generate Profit in a Knowledge Economy Environment

Author: Robert Logan (USA), Lewis Strocks
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: For organizations that need to master cooperative skills, this book is a classic reference work that will undoubtedly help organizations take a significant step forward in developing cooperation. Logan and Strocks view "cooperation" as a competitive advantage, and the future paths they present are harsh and urgent. Therefore, to gain a competitive advantage through cooperation, this book uses real cases as the main material, providing people with a clear roadmap and effective diagnostic tools to avoid common mistakes. In the book "Coopetition," Strocks and Logan have created a brand-new strategy for those dedicated to building cooperative and learning organizations. Its creativity lies in its ability to break beyond traditional constraints and directly face the various challenges of the current knowledge economy. This book uses the Internet as a medium and model to expand on several key principles outlined in "The Fifth Discipline," which critique the mission of organizations in today's global business environment. For organizations that need to master cooperative skills, this book is a classic reference work that will undoubtedly help organizations take a significant step forward in developing cooperation. Logan and Strocks view "cooperation" as a competitive advantage, and the future paths they present are harsh and urgent. Therefore, to gain a competitive advantage through cooperation, this book uses real cases as the main material, providing people with a clear roadmap and effective diagnostic tools to avoid common mistakes. In the book "Coopetition," Strocks and Logan have created a brand-new strategy for those dedicated to building cooperative and learning organizations. Its creativity lies in its ability to break beyond traditional constraints and directly face the various challenges of the current knowledge economy.