power of buyers operations management circuit- switched network management information systems (MIS) central processing unit (CPU) hertz (Hz) radio frequency identification (RFID) optical scanners TCP/IP ASCII code bits per second (bps) software random access memory (RAM) information system open source software benchmark byte social networking sites ecosystem application software creative destruction private branch exchange (PBX) crisis management team software as a service (SaaS) power of suppliers disruptive innovation e- government transistor Bluetooth competitive advantage microwave transmission Ethernet n-tier programming language system software business process management (BPM) commercial off-the- shelf (COTS) information customer relationship management (CRM) system Web 2.0 focused niche strategy Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) object- oriented programming strategic enabler network primary activities switching costs user- generated content (UGC) value chain model chief information officer (CIO) information and communications technology (ICT) voice over IP (VoIP) wifi data- driven decision making computer packet switching twisted pair wires business intelligence bandwidth enterprise architecture (EA) digital subscriber lines (DSL) optical character recognition (OCR) threat of substitutes virtualization low cost leadership strategy Moore's Law network effects coaxial cables source code utility software sustaining technologies in- memory computing operating system (OS) wireless router WiMax legacy systems e- discovery local area network (LAN) support activities rivalry among existing competitors data- driven decision making threat of new entrants client- server network product differentiation strategy information technology (IT) cloud computing optical fiber business process peer-to- peer network wavelength power of buyers operations management circuit- switched network management information systems (MIS) central processing unit (CPU) hertz (Hz) radio frequency identification (RFID) optical scanners TCP/IP ASCII code bits per second (bps) software random access memory (RAM) information system open source software benchmark byte social networking sites ecosystem application software creative destruction private branch exchange (PBX) crisis management team software as a service (SaaS) power of suppliers disruptive innovation e- government transistor Bluetooth competitive advantage microwave transmission Ethernet n-tier programming language system software business process management (BPM) commercial off-the- shelf (COTS) information customer relationship management (CRM) system Web 2.0 focused niche strategy Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) object- oriented programming strategic enabler network primary activities switching costs user- generated content (UGC) value chain model chief information officer (CIO) information and communications technology (ICT) voice over IP (VoIP) wifi data- driven decision making computer packet switching twisted pair wires business intelligence bandwidth enterprise architecture (EA) digital subscriber lines (DSL) optical character recognition (OCR) threat of substitutes virtualization low cost leadership strategy Moore's Law network effects coaxial cables source code utility software sustaining technologies in- memory computing operating system (OS) wireless router WiMax legacy systems e- discovery local area network (LAN) support activities rivalry among existing competitors data- driven decision making threat of new entrants client- server network product differentiation strategy information technology (IT) cloud computing optical fiber business process peer-to- peer network wavelength
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power of buyers
operations management
circuit-switched network
management information systems (MIS)
central processing unit (CPU)
hertz (Hz)
radio frequency identification (RFID)
optical scanners
TCP/IP
ASCII code
bits per second (bps)
software
random access memory (RAM)
information system
open source software
benchmark
byte
social networking sites
ecosystem
application software
creative destruction
private branch exchange (PBX)
crisis management team
software as a service (SaaS)
power of suppliers
disruptive innovation
e-government
transistor
Bluetooth
competitive advantage
microwave transmission
Ethernet
n-tier
programming language
system software
business process management (BPM)
commercial off-the-shelf (COTS)
information
customer relationship management (CRM) system
Web 2.0
focused niche strategy
Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6)
object-oriented programming
strategic enabler
network
primary activities
switching costs
user-generated content (UGC)
value chain model
chief information officer (CIO)
information and communications technology (ICT)
voice over IP (VoIP)
wifi
data-driven decision making
computer
packet switching
twisted pair wires
business intelligence
bandwidth
enterprise architecture (EA)
digital subscriber lines (DSL)
optical character recognition (OCR)
threat of substitutes
virtualization
low cost leadership strategy
Moore's Law
network effects
coaxial cables
source code
utility software
sustaining technologies
in-memory computing
operating system (OS)
wireless router
WiMax
legacy systems
e-discovery
local area network (LAN)
support activities
rivalry among existing competitors
data-driven decision making
threat of new entrants
client-server network
product differentiation strategy
information technology (IT)
cloud computing
optical fiber
business process
peer-to-peer network
wavelength