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Companies within an industry tend to pay attention to what others are doing, and will often imitate products, practices, and decisions of others. CEIBS Assistant Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship Daniel Han Ming Chng explores the potential benefits and costs of such imitation - also known as isomorphic behaviour - in a global setting.
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