entry barrier
hindrance to entering market a perceived or real obstacle preventing a competitor from entering a market
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hindrance to entering market a perceived or real obstacle preventing a competitor from entering a market
Because widgets exploit well-understood tools and technologies, they have lower entry barriers than complex native applications, and thus can be a good first step to assess the demand for an application on a specific platform before undertaking expensive native development, according to Gartner.
European standards for processing payments, reducing barriers to market entry, increasing efficiency, and lowering transfer costs. Setting such standards will lead to payment format and master data changes—not only for companies in Europe, but also in the United States and other countries that have
By Juergen Bernd Weiss
on competition arising from its activities and to facilitate competition within the United Kingdom’s financial sector. This includes reducing regulatory barriers to entry or business expansion. The FSA’s rules and practices on competition are monitored by HM Treasury, the Office of Fair Trading
But what the internet will not do is take people out of the center of the business process. Protect any new technology with patents or trademarks—create barriers to market entry. Determine your strategy, then your goals (growth isn’t a strategy; it’s a goal). Aim to reach your target market
By James E. Schrager
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