Modern Business Management

This book explores the evolving dynamics of market competition in an age defined by rapid technological advancements and globalization. Drawing from interdisciplinary research across evolutionary theory, economics, computer science, and biology, it provides strategies for businesses, both large and small, to thrive in fiercely competitive environments. This book will interest scholars, businesspeople and economists.

Chapter 1: The Entrenchment of Traditional Industries and the Winner-Takes-All Phenomenon. - Chapter 2: The Dark Horse of New Tracks and the Life-Death Cycle. - Chapter 3: Don t Put All Your Eggs in One Basket vs. Going All-In on a Single Venture. - Chapter 4: Top-Down Management vs. Bottom-Up Innovation. - Chapter 5: Efficient Traditional Industries vs. Inefficient Emerging Industries. - Chapter 6: The Contraction of Primary and Secondary Industries vs. The Expansion of the Tertiary Industry. - Chapter 7: Moore' s Law and Endless Desires. - Chapter 8: The Moore' s Law in the Field of Artificial Intelligence. - Chapter 9: Lessons from the Extinction of Dinosaurs. - Chapter 10: The Boundaries of AI Capabilities. - Chapter 11: The Evolution from Mental Labor Today to Physical Labor Tomorrow. - Chapter 12: One Step Ahead is a Pioneer, Two Steps Ahead is a Martyr. - Chapter 13: A Makeshift Troupe Performing a Grand Opera: The Startup Path of Emerging Companies. - Chapter 14: Company Strategy Choices: Rapid Expansion vs. Quality Over Quantity. - Chapter 15: Re-thinking the Theory of Evolution.