How the Big Boys Chase Innovation
Panel of execs from Best Buy, Dell and 1-800-Flowers.com lead keynote presentation on competitive differentiation

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Mosiniak said it wasn't a big secret why Best Buy entered the mobile space — it saw a potential for profitability. But to make it profitable, Best Buy had to invest in people — both employees and consumers — and partners. That included learning from consumers how it could make mobile better. What Best Buy heard is now incorporated into the company's offering: straightforward pricing, knowledgeable sales staff that are available to answer consumers’ questions and a commitment to be there for the lifetime of the phone — in good times and bad.
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