The Architecture of Core Competence

Abstract

In this article, the author first surveys the explanations given by leading writers for corporate success and then goes on to sketch a definition of what he calls “meta‐competence”: the corporate capacity for building and sustaining core competence. Delving below the popular explanations for Wal‐Mart’s success, he then uses Wal‐Mart to illustrate his argument.

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