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2
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Resolved: The most successful strategic position for
cybermediaries is to raise extremely high barriers to entry against rivals. |
- Affirmative: Team x
- Negative:
Team
x
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3
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Resolved: To be competitive against "clicks," "bricks and
clicks" firms will be forced to migrate to virtual organizational designs. |
- Affirmative: Team x
- Negative:
Team
x
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4
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Resolved: The development of NE/IT strategy should precede corporate strategy in most modern firms. |
- Affirmative: Team x
- Negative:
Team
x
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5
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Resolved: B2B strategies are fundamentally different from B2C strategies. |
- Affirmative: Team x
- Negative:
Team
x
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6
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Resolved: Traditional strategic "visions" are not workable in the
cyberworld; firms need to refocus on "firm values" and dynamically
repurpose their strategies as hyper-competitive conditions change. |
- Affirmative: Team x
- Negative:
Team
x
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