Strategy & Games
Capability Migration Law
Once a generalizable technology proves to dramatically boost productivity in one domain, companies that master it systematically replicate the methodology across adjacent or similar domains until hitting structural barriers they cannot overcome. The success of this transfer depends not on the technology itself, but on whether the new domain contains a sufficient pool of tasks with three qualities: high repetitiveness, low creative barriers to entry, and quantifiable ROI.
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Related principles
- → LinksLong-term Technology Bet + Timing Window
- ↺ CountersComfort Zone Trap
- ↺ CountersTechnology-Market Fit Trap
- → LinksCapability Holder's Channel Strategy
- → LinksEcosystem Synergy Acceleration
- → LinksCapability Extension Principle
- → LinksCapability Transfer / Core Competency Leverage
- → LinksBuild-Measure-Learn Loop
- → LinksCrisis-Driven Capability Building