Post-agility: What follows a decade of agility?
Information and Software Technology
Are the costs of 'free' too high in online education?
Communications of the ACM
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From the Publisher:Competing on Internet time means thinking, acting, and learning faster than ever just to keep pace with the marketplace. For those who want to be a step ahead, Competing on Internet Time (selected as a Business Week Best Book of 1998) charts the incredible rise of Netscape, which grew from a small start-up to a $7 billion computer software company in less than two years. Extrapolating from on-site observations and in-depth interviews at Netscape and other leading computer companies, Michael Cusumano, coauthor of the bestselling Microsoft Secrets, and David Yoffie, an expert in competitive strategy, detail Netscape's "judo strategy": the ability to move rapidly in creating new products and markets, staying flexible, and exploiting leverage by using the weight of its giant rival Microsoft against it.