Scenarios about 'corporate diversification'
Corporate diversification refers to the strategic expansion of a company into different products, markets, or industries beyond its core business. This business approach gained prominence in the mid-20th century as companies sought to reduce risk, leverage existing capabilities, and pursue growth opportunities. In alternate history scenarios, different patterns of corporate diversification can significantly alter economic development, technological innovation paths, and the balance of power between states and commercial entities.
What If Waterford Diversified Beyond Crystal Manufacturing?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Waterford Crystal strategically diversified its product lines in the 1980s, potentially avoiding bankruptcy and preserving Ireland's iconic crystal heritage while becoming a global luxury conglomerate.