• An attractive market—should you enter it?
    An attractive market may be large, fast-growing, and characterized by clear demand and significant profit potential. However, for a business, these indicators alone are not enough to conclude that it is the right market to enter. The more critical question is: does the business have the capability to succeed in that market? The more attractive […]
  • Differentiation is not a competitive advantage
    Differentiation is how a business establishes a unique position in the market. However, being “different” is not synonymous with having a “competitive advantage.” A product might be vastly different from those of competitors, yet fail to meet customer needs or command a price premium, while also being easily replicable by rivals in a short time. […]
  • Growth or profit: What must businesses really choose?
    Growth or profit? While this may appear to be a question of financial objectives, it is, in reality, a strategic choice. When businesses seek to boost revenue, expand into new markets, or build new capabilities, they often must invest before those investments yield returns. Conversely, prioritizing short-term profit maximization may require curtailing investments essential for […]
  • Is the competitors getting stronger, or are we playing on their home turf?
    When competitors grow faster, gain market share, or constantly make moves that force a business to react, the question often asked is: “What are they doing better than us?” However, before trying to outperform the competition, a business needs to ask another strategic question: “Are we competing on a playing field where our rival holds […]
  • There are five ways to increase revenue. Why do businesses often think only about finding more customers?
    When seeking to boost revenue, businesses often immediately think of acquiring new customers. While this is the most intuitive way to visualize growth, it can also lead businesses to overlook other opportunities. Revenue does not depend solely on the number of new customers; businesses can also increase revenue by encouraging existing customers to purchase more […]
  • Drop in revenue is not the problem. It is merely a symptom.
    A drop in revenue is often the first signal that prompts a business to take action. However, declining revenue is not always the actual problem that needs addressing; it is merely a symptom indicating that something is shifting—whether within the business model, the market, the customer base, or the way the company creates value. If […]
  • Corporate gifts in the AI ​​era: What remains irreplaceable?
    In just minutes, AI can draft a thank-you email. In seconds, AI can design a greeting card. With just a brief description, AI can generate dozens of ideas for a Mid-Autumn Festival campaign. Technology is transforming the way businesses operate at an unprecedented pace. Faster. Smarter. More efficient. Yet, in a world where everything can […]
  • Business generational transition: The first generation (F1) builds the factory, while the next generation (F2) must build the market.
    The founding generation (F1) spent decades building up their enterprises—establishing factories, developing products, and cultivating a reputation. This foundation enabled many Vietnamese manufacturing businesses to survive and grow over the course of 20 to 30 years. However, as these enterprises enter the phase of generational transition, the role of the second generation (F2) shifts. While […]
  • Marketing is not the first department a business needs?
    When revenue growth slows, the influx of new customers dwindles, or market competition intensifies, many businesses consider hiring a marketing manager or establishing a marketing department. This is a natural reaction. However, in many instances, marketing is not the primary issue that needs addressing. If the core foundations of the business are not clearly defined, […]
  • Is manufacturing still a competitive advantage?
    For years, investing in manufacturing facilities, enhancing product quality, and optimizing production capacity have been top priorities for businesses. This is entirely valid, as production forms the foundation for a company’s survival and growth. However, as markets become increasingly competitive and customers gain more choices, production capacity is gradually shifting from a competitive advantage to […]
  • Is manufacturing still a competitive advantage?
    For years, investing in manufacturing facilities, enhancing product quality, and optimizing production capacity have been top priorities for businesses. This is entirely valid, as production forms the foundation for a company’s survival and growth. However, as markets become increasingly competitive and customers gain more choices, production capacity is gradually shifting from a competitive advantage to […]
  • During a generational transition, what a business needs to hand over is not merely the CEO position.
    When the topic of generational transition arises, many people immediately think of finding a successor. Who will run the business? Who will replace the founder? Who has the capability to continue leading the company? However, after years of observing manufacturing and family-owned businesses in Vietnam, it is evident that the successor is only one part […]

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