What is Porter Diamond Model? It was known as a Diamond Model by anyone or public. The diamond model is one of the economic model developed by Porter's in 1990 in his own entitled. 'The Competitive Advantage' of Nation's, where he published herself on his theory. The theory was founded by Michael Porter's that has been used by certain industries only, where it will be more competitive in some specific location. The theory by Michael Porter is why the particular industries become a more competitive in some particular locations. This theory is also very effective in providing healthy competition among the industry right now. This theory also prepared personally by Porter's. It is very important for some industries which they know will be deepened and become more competitive in these locations. This theory plays an important role in criticizing or become one way for the industry to grow their businesses in certain locations. In addition, the diamond model helps to understand the comparison between the position of some countries of the industry in global competition that is very rapid.
The Porter Diamond Model has four stage in their model. Firstly, is factor conditions. This factor is very important in the development of the industry. Secondly, the demand conditions. The conditions request is also important in affecting the demand of either party. Thirdly, related and supporting industries. Support from certain industries also play an important role in the economic growth of advanced and rapidly. Support from any of the related parties could help give ideas can develop a the industry. In this way, an industry would be more effective without any problems. Lastly, firm strategy, structure and rivalry. Firm strategy is also important ...
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...mited . After that , it appears Rugman which will provide a new concept or idea that is more innovative and relevant in the form of a small open economy which was called ' double diamond''. For example , in case of Canada , North America integrated diamonds including both Canada and the United State , not only Canada sake only , is more relevant. Two diamonds, which awakened by criticism Rugman and D' Cruz . There is a need to build back up that administrators if both the inside and outside or countries do not compete in the global rankings in terms of the involvement of councilors. Existence , profits and growth. Although Rugman and D' Cruz North American diamond shape work , it corresponds with the ubiquitous party such as Canada and New Zealand. But he does not harms small countries such as Korea and Singapore .
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...e and how to deliver them may be different when approached from a global perspective. However, the demand for medical services, supplies, senior living is positioned to grow. Those companies are in line with the Porter Diamond strategic values will continue to have a strong economic position in the global marketplace.
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