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Infiltration is a potent tactic on the battlefield and in business
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http://www.sources.com/Releases/NR1933.htm
Publisher: Richard Martin
Date Written: 26/08/2013
Year Published: 2013
Resource Type: Article
Companies often fail to appreciate the indidious undermining of their once-solid positions by a steady stream of competitors and their slightly “improved” or differentiated products.
Abstract: One of the most effective infantry tactics is infiltration. For instance, during the First World War, the Germans and the Western allies learned the importance of sending in small groups of fighters to scout out enemy positions ahead of a battle, or simply to conduct short, sharp raids. Infiltration could be deadly in both material and psychological terms, as it caused a steady drip drip of casualties while also undermining the morale of those being infiltrated. This continued throughout the Sec...
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