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Andrew S. Grove explains how, under his leadership, Intel rose to become the world’s largest chipmaker, one of America’s most admired firms, and one of the Fortune 500’s most profitable companies. His book introduces the concept of Strategic Inflection Points—moments of rapid, unavoidable change caused by competition, regulation, or technology—that upend established rules of business. Grove demonstrates how leaders can monitor these inflection points, respond decisively, and use them to strengthen market position. Drawing on his experience at Intel, he provides a practical framework for transforming uncertainty into opportunity, making the text essential for executives and managers navigating turbulent environments.
First publish date: 1996
Genre: Business & Economics/Business Management
Authors: Andrew S. Grove
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