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Dinámicas Competitivas en los Videojuegos Caseros (A): La Era de Atari.
Coughlan, Peter J.; Freier, DebbieCase HBS-703S25StrategyCuenta la historia del ascenso y caída de Atari Corp., el jugador dominante en la arcada y de vídeo doméstico juegos en la década de 1970 y principios de 1980. Durante este período, Atari creció de una inversión inicial de $ 500 en un hombre $ 2 mil millones en ingresos por empresa años, convirtiéndose en la compañía de más rápido crecimiento en la historia de los Estados Unidos. El paseo salvaje llegó a un alto que se estrella en 1983, sin embar...Starting at €8.20
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La Dinámica de la Competencia en los Videojuegos Caseros (C): El Génesis de Sega
Coughlan, Peter J.Case HBS-703S27StrategyDescribe el lanzamiento de la consola de 16 bits Génesis de Sega en 1988 y su efecto sobre la competencia de Nintendo. Un reescrito versión de un caso anterior.Starting at €5.74
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La Dinámica de la Competencia en los Videojuegos Caseros (D): El Super NES de Nintendo
Coughlan, Peter J.Case HBS-703S28StrategySienta las bases para el lanzamiento de Nintendo de su consola Super NES en Japón y en los Estados Unidos y describe la reacción del consumidor a la consola frente a la de su principal competidor en el momento, Sega. Un reescrito versión de un caso anterior.Starting at €5.74
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La Dinámica de la Competencia en los Videojuegos Caseros (E): El Auge del 3DO y Juegos de 32 Bits
Coughlan, Peter J.Case HBS-703S29StrategyDescribe el lanzamiento de la innovadora compañía de videojuegos en casa, 3DO, que había desarrollado un sistema innovador que ofrece procesamiento de 32 bits y el software de CD-ROM. Examina la dinámica competitiva en la industria de los videojuegos en casa desde 1970 en el nuevo milenio.Starting at €5.74
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Anticipating Competitive Actions (Spanish version)
Coughlan, Peter J.; Freier, Debbie; Lee, Kaiho PatrickCase HBS-704S08StrategyBefore taking competitive action, managers must anticipate the actions of their competitors. This can only be accomplished by performing thorough competitor analysis.Starting at €8.20
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Estrategia de gestión del conocimiento en DaimlerChrysler
Rukstad, Michael G.; Coughlan, Peter J.; Johnston, CarlCase HBS-711S31StrategyProporciona una visión general de la gestión del conocimiento y la estrategia de gestión del conocimiento de DaimlerChrysler en relación a su competencia.Starting at €8.20
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Bank Tellers, Fighter Pilots, and the Limits of Rationality: The Origins of Behavioral Economics
Ubel, Peter A.Book Chapter HBS-3937BC-EMuch of economic theory has revolved around the age-old assumption that humans make choices rationally and based on probability, or what we have learned from previous experience. Free markets operate under this assumption, even going so far as to frame the obesity epidemic as the result of personal choices made by rational individuals. In this chapter, physician and behavioral scientist Peter Ubel explores the origins of behavioral economics, whi...Starting at €8.20
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Irrational Tastes and Bottomless Soup Bowls: Our Unconscious Eating Habits and What They Tell Us about the Pitfalls of Free Markets
Ubel, Peter A.Book Chapter HBS-3940BC-EFree markets operate under the assumption that human beings make rational choices about consumption. Some market enthusiasts have gone so far as to contend that even obesity is a lifestyle choice and, therefore, society should leave people alone to determine their optimal waistlines. Behavioral scientist and physician Peter Ubel, however, argues that it's actually the interaction of modern markets with genetics and social factors, and rational wi...Starting at €8.20
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Spacious Lawns and Long Commutes: The Irrationality of Choosing to Live in the Suburbs
Ubel, Peter A.Book Chapter HBS-3942BC-ESocial scientists have discovered in the last couple of decades that people's decisions are often biased by an inability to predict what will make them happy. Many economists, however, have overlooked or underemphasized the importance of people's emotional lives in their decision-making processes. Standard economic theory, for instance, holds that if commuting is a source of unhappiness, people will choose long commutes only if they believe such ...Starting at €8.20
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Marketing and the Science of Persuasion: Does Advertising Promote People's Well-Being
Ubel, Peter A.Book Chapter HBS-3945BC-EWe live in a capitalist society that is increasingly bombarding us with advertising. We exist in a world where many of the best psychology and neuroscience graduates are being hired by marketing firms or marketing departments within large corporations. These marketers are becoming increasingly sophisticated at targeting and persuading consumers. Many experts believe that advertising and marketing serve the interests of the general public, providi...Starting at €8.20