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By C. K. Prahalad

Drawing on Prahalad's step forward insights in The Fortune on the backside of the Pyramid, nice businesses all over the world have sought to spot, construct, and benefit from new markets among the world's numerous billion poorest humans, whereas whilst assisting to relieve poverty. 5 years after its first booklet, this book's principles are not any longer "theory": they're confirmed, ecocnomic fact. within the fifth Anniversary version, Prahalad completely updates his booklet to bare all that is been realized approximately competing and profiting "at the ground of the pyramid." Prahalad outlines the newest concepts and strategies that businesses are using to achieve the constructing international. He interviews a number of leading edge CEOs to debate what they have realized from their very own tasks, together with the Unilever company chief who is outfitted a billion-dollar company in India. you will discover a brand new case learn on Jaipur Rugs' leading edge new worldwide offer chain; updates to past versions' key circumstances; and up to the moment info at the evolution of key industries comparable to instant, agribusiness, healthcare, customer items, and finance. Prahalad additionally bargains an updated evaluation of the foremost questions his rules raised: Is there really a marketplace? Is there scale? Is there revenue? Is there innovation? is that this an international chance? 5 years in the past, executives should be hopeful that the solutions to those questions will be confident. Now, as Prahalad demonstrates, they are often yes of it.

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