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Apple v. RIM: What Canadian companies can learn

Published: 27 March 2012

William Polushin is founding director of the Program for International Competitiveness at the Desautels Faculty of Management, Ï㽶ÊÓƵ, and President of AMAXIS, an international business and operational development services firm.

There are few games out there that test one's strategic thinking better than chess. A well thought-out plan, coupled with the ability to anticipate and outmanoeuvre your opponent, invariably leads to the capture of your opponent's king. Game over.

The world of business is essentially built on the same basic principles, but in this case, the prize is revenue, earnings, market share and share price growth. In an increasingly integrated, competitive and fast-paced global economy, the path to these riches is complex and by no means certain.

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