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Recent theoretical developments in the domain of strategic groups, specifically those related to cognitive groups and strategic group identity, seem to suggest that strategic group membership is likely to be relatively stable over time and that firms in a strategic group co-evolve. Yet...
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In business-to-business (B2B) markets, the success of key account management (KAM) teams depends heavily on how they are structured and how they handle the relationship with customer accounts. The authors conceptualize the relationships among selling team members as a within seller (intrafirm)...
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We develop a multi-period theoretical model to characterize the relationship between a publication that ranks universities and prospective attendees -- high school students -- who might view the ranking and use it to help decide which university to attend. We assert that published rankings not...
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The notion of strategic groups has recently emerged as a critical perspective for uncovering firms' strategic postures/recipes and competitive market structures. Firms within strategic groups generally adopt similar strategic recipes and compete more intensely than firms across strategic groups....
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