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The Growth Share Matrix Revisited—A TED Animation
Sandy Moose
BCG’s Sandy Moose explains why this concept is still relevant and how it can be adapted to current business conditions.
In the 1970s and '80s, nearly half the Fortune 500 are reported to have used BCG’s growth share matrix to design and operate their strategies. Today, technology is transforming every facet of the business experience.
The question arises: Is the growth share matrix still relevant?
Sandy Moose, the first female consultant ever hired by BCG, explains why and how this concept is still relevant and how it can be adapted to current business conditions.
The growth share matrix—put forth by the founder of BCG, Bruce Henderson, in 1970—remains a powerful tool for managing strategic experimentation amid rapid, unpredictable change.
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The principles of time-based competition—a classic concept among BCG insights—still hold. But today’s companies must be adaptive, as well as fast, in order to succeed.
Unprecedented levels of uncertainty threaten the architecture of many global firms. Six principles of biological systems can help companies address the unknown and the unknowable.