Barriers to Entry: These are the factors that set a company apart from the competition, such as a strong brand or technology.
Commodity Industry: An industry where there is little product differentiation. This makes it tough for companies to compete and generate large profits.
North American Industry Classification System (NAICS): These 6-digit codes represent certain industries. This is part of the US government's standards when producing economic statistics.
Primary Research: This is when a researcher collects data directly, such as through surveys, interviews, and direct observations.
Secondary Research: This is when a researcher pools available data from primary sources and summarizes it.
Subjective Analysis: This is when an analyst makes judgments about an industry.
The IT Professional's Guide to Researching a New Industry
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The IT Professional's Guide to Researching a New Industry
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Overview of this book
Table of Contents (9 chapters)
The IT Professional's Guide to Researching a New Industry
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
Preface
Free Chapter
Researching an Industry
Questions to Ask About an Industry
Finding the Right Information
Appendix
Customer Reviews