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Failsafe Strategies: Profit and Grow from Risks that Others Avoid
by Sayan Chatterjee

Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Wharton School Publishing, 2005

Read the cover notes
SECTION 1 - DESIGNING STRATEGIES FOR AVOIDING RISK
Chapter 1 - How to See Gold Where Others See Risk: Identify More Choices to Get the Gold
Chapter 2 - Three Steps to Design a Low-Risk Strategy
Chapter 3 - Identifying Multiple Capability Configurations
Chapter 4 - Designing Strategies With Low Capability Risks
Chapter 5 - Lowering Capability Risks with Visible and Invisible Outputs
Chapter 6 - Organizations That Can Benefit from the Outcome-to-Objectives Framework
SECTION 2 - THE RISKS IN GROWTH AND DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGY
Chapter 7 - When and How to Use Differentiation Entry Strategy
Chapter 8 - When and How to Use a Low-Price Entry Strategy
Chapter 9 - Strategies to Shape Markets: Products, Process, and Platform
Chapter 10 - Develop Multiple Migration Paths
Appendix: Enron's Incremental Descent into Bankruptcy: A Strategic and Organizational Guide
 
   
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