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Tencent Game Competitive Advantage Analysis
- 1 North China Institute of Science and Technology
- 2 Linyi No. 4 high School
- 3 Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics
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Abstract
In 2019, COVID-19 swept the world, significantly blowing the Chinese and global markets. Maintaining market share has become the goal of Chinese and even global enterprises. Based on huge market research and data, a few enterprises are still maintaining growth momentum under the sluggish market environment, and the Tencent game is one of them. This article takes "Tencent Game Competitive Advantage Analysis" as the topic, selects Tencent Game as the research object, analyzes the online game industry environment using Porter’s five forces model, and analyzes Tencent Game’s competitive advantages from the aspects of research and development, marketing, operation, and anti-risk ability so that it remains in the leading position in the game market and still obtains much economic income in the face of adverse circumstances. By analyzing Tencent’s competitive advantages, it has great reference value and experience for the future development of other online game companies.
Keywords
competitive advantage, Tencent Game, case study
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Hong,Y.;Jiang,Y.;Peng,Y. (2023). Tencent Game Competitive Advantage Analysis. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,21,24-34.
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