Dragons at Your Door: How Chinese Cost Innovation Is Disrupting Global Competition

Peter J. Williamson

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Disrupting global competition : how did they get here so fast? -- Cost innovation : the Chinese dragons' secret weapon -- Loose bricks : re-thinking your vulnerabilities -- The weak link : limitations of the Chinese dragons -- Your response : winning in the new global game -- Conclusion : charting the future

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