Safaricom – Competing through direct and indirect network effects
Safaricom – Strategy execution or Monopoly? Should the Government save the competition?
Safaricom – Strategy execution or Monopoly? Should the Government save the competition?
Bitcoin is a digital currency based on a peer to per electronic cash system. The rise of Bitcoin well illustrates the power of an ecosystem and the network effect.
Is business-to-business (B2B) payments platform Bill.com competing successfully with network effects?
Once the ultimate savior of long-distance relationships (no matter what their nature is), Skype has been increasingly challenged by new digital players, What’s app in particular. How did Skype make itself so relevant, and how does it capture enough value to be acquired 8.5 billion USD by Microsoft in 2011?
Linux is present in very different markets where it has had vastly different results. What explains those differences?
Exploration of whether RTR can continue to capture value amidst new competition.
Swing-by-swing (SBS) is a GPS enabled golf application (app) that gives players precise yardage estimates based on where they are standing on a given golf course. SBS also provides a digital scorecard so players can keep track of their scores, […]
Class of 2011 HBS friends turned business rivals. How an Indonesian start-up has succeeded in making the Uber of motorcycles.
New startup Fasten looks to disrupt Uber’s dominance in Boston by eliminating surge pricing and taking fixed $1 cuts from drivers
Blizzard’s effective strategy to grow its World of WarCraft network led to an online population that would make any developer jealous.