Michael Porter on Competitiveness

Michael Porter, the Bishop William Lawrence University Professor at Harvard, addresses the Columbus Partnership on competitiveness for a region and its urban areas.

[@theHighlightR33L]

He is one of the people who is most enjoyable to listen to.

[@fluffycheep]

After failing E3 in CIMA for the fourth time I am looking for a new approach so I decided to go straight to the man himself. This is a brilliant lecture. I love the way he speaks in a very simple manner. Thanks Michael.

[@Cacacos]

Ben Graham - Phil Fisher - Bruce Greenwald - Michael Porter Geniuses!

[@LeBadman]

It must be a great honor to have Porter on a presentation.

[@MrSuVic]

Excellent lecture!

[@cpearl004]

wow, this is like having Mr. Porter as a professor

[@sunda66]

thank you Sir

[@hhlm1976]

i love you porter

[@echolao1922]

thanks a lot :)

[@subthota]

excellent

[@AndrewDoyle]

Porter has got some pretty sweet dance moves.

[@flowewritharoma]

harry porter! professor great thanks

[@ToHien1202]

i like him talk

[@microadvert]

it great-thanks inffo -microadvert -vaosieuthi

[@isilark]

thanks for sharing ,,it is an amazing source for my international business exam ,I think I could get high first after watching this hehe

[@ronniezzz1]

Can anyone supply the slides of this presentation,please?

[@ericarogers555]

Can we download the slides from somewhere?

[@adricarol311]

Thanks!!

[@Psycnosis]

the video itself is good but the sound quality... ow my ears :(

[@tonybird9777]

is there any chance i can get these slides

[@jkelleypga]

Is there anyway i can have this powerpoint?

[@nickmogensen]

Why does nobody here in the comments question his ideological project? I don't say pro or con but I think any person with power should be questioned. To give an example he says at 02:55 in the video, that economic development has change and that it has failed as a government driven process. I think there is a good reason to question such a statement, since the world is overall is driven more by economic forces than ever before, which actually implies less political power of government.

[@ngeorgiev]

Has anyone got the slides, please?

[@Vork81]

Way to make it easier

[@herahaider]

ok im studing some of poter models in ACCA p3 paper business analysis

[@MatteNoob]

Why should he? Many big companies has used his theory with great success. Why did his company fail? Was it due to strategy or something else? What are you trying to achieve with your comment? Porter is one of very few academics who actually knows what he is talking about. You have no idea how poorly his views are conveyed by many professors and academics. He has a good grasp on reality, and if you don't care to listen to him that is definitely your loss. The man is a genious.

[@harmony19490]

because of this man, I have to write a 60 pages report. great economist though

[@samann95014]

i thought this would be very theoretical & boring. turned out to be quite practical & sensible.

[@mkhan888]

is he related to harry porter

[@jenmarie1214]

Here are the slides.. .isc.hbs.edu/pdf/Columbus_Partnership_Retreat_2004.02.27.pdf

[@xiakexin]

He reminds me of Mr. Cutty (the Whoppi Goldberg movie character).... :-D

[@mikewong9238]

@mkhan888 I think so...

[@herahaider]

can he make a competitive tea

[@pred09ale]

economic geography!

[@kateyotcha]

put this on mute and play the real slim shady over the top. he sure knows how to move. yeah so me and porters diamond are not getting on well, i might apply eminem lyrics to these case studies instead

[@sidyaking]

basically both capitalism and socialism failed. And now we need to invent new paradigm

[@vibhusharma18]

@imafuckinglunatic - he is getting 20000 USD per lecture and is making almost the same money as u are talking about...