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How to Get Started with Competitive Landscape Analysis

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If you’re like most people, you can feel your market getting more and more competitive with each passing year. New startups emerge. Established companies steer into your lane. And all the while, you continue to go head-to-head with familiar foes.

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A blueprint for successfully executing business-aligned IT strategies

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Bridging the gap between IT leadership and business strategy For CIOs and technology leaders, aligning IT with business goals demands more than technical knowledge; it requires a thorough understanding of the company’s overarching business objectives, competitive landscape, culture, capabilities, and long-term vision.

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10 top priorities for CIOs in 2025

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The economic and competitive landscape is extremely dynamic, and customers expect more seamless, personalized, and efficient experiences, Pappas says. The pace of change in the global market and technology landscape demands organizations that can adapt quickly.

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24 Questions to Consider for Your Next SWOT Analysis

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Whether you’re a marketer, an executive leader, a competitive intelligence (CI) professional, or someone else entirely, you’re on your way to making smarter and more impactful decisions. We’ll begin with some relatively broad SWOT analysis questions to get you thinking about your business and your competitive landscape.

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The 5 Best Brand Positioning Examples We’ve Ever Seen

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We’ve talked at length about brand positioning on the Crayon blog—from creating positioning maps to identify where your brand exists in the competitive landscape, to crafting messaging hierarchies that arm your marketing and sales teams with a layered set of selling propositions.

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Win/Loss Analysis: Everything You Need to Know

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Win/loss analysis is an essential practice for anyone who wants to better understand their competitive landscape and continuously optimize processes across sales, marketing, product management, and beyond. Why do we win some deals and lose others? How often do we win against Competitor XYZ?

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Competitive Matrix Examples: 5 Ways to Compare Competitors

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What exactly does a competitive matrix look like and what are the benefits? Analyzing your competitive landscape is key to understanding where and how you fit into the market of available solutions. Here are a few types of competitive matrices that can provide insight into your market landscape.