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Slide $1$: Entry Strategy for New Entry Exploitation

This slide outlines the advantages that first movers, or early entrants, have when entering a new market. The key points highlighted are:

First movers can develop a cost advantage.

They face less competitive rivalry.

They can secure important channels.

They are better positioned to satisfy customers.

They gain expertise through participation.

Slide $2$: Factors Influencing the Decision to Enter the Market Now or Delay Entry

This slide presents a comparison between the advantages and disadvantages of being a first mover.

Advantages include cost advantages, less competition, securing important channels, prime positioning for customers, and gaining expertise.

Disadvantages involve environmental instability, customer uncertainty, and short lead times.

Slide $3$: Environmental Instability and First$-$Mover $($Dis$)$Advantages

This slide delves into the uncertainties that first movers face due to environmental instability:

Demand Uncertainty: First movers have little information to estimate market size and growth rate.

Technological Uncertainty: First movers must commit to new technologies with several uncertainties regarding performance and the emergence of alternative technologies.

Adaptation: Changes in market demand and technology do not always benefit first movers.

Slide $4$: Customers' Uncertainty and First$-$Mover $($Dis$)$Advantages

This slide addresses the difficulties first movers face regarding customer perception:

Customers struggle to assess the value of new products or services.

Customers are typically averse to uncertainty, making it difficult for first movers to convince them to switch from existing products, even if the new product is superior.

Slide $5$: Lead Time and First$-$Mover $($Dis$)$Advantages

This slide discusses the concept of lead time for first movers:

Lead time provides a period of limited competition, allowing the entrepreneur to prepare the firm for increased competition.

During this time, the entrepreneur can influence market direction, use marketing to define quality, and align customers' perceptions with the product.