Porter's Five Forces determine the shape of an industry, from internal competition to the negotiating power of customers and suppliers.

Explore how Harvard's Michael Porter and his transformative Five Forces framework can reimagine American capitalism, driving unity, fairness and economic prosperity.

One of the most popular frameworks for understanding the competitive forces in an industry is Porter's Five Forces, developed by Harvard Business School professor Michael Porter.

Overview of Porter's Five Forces Method Porter's Five Forces is an analytical framework developed in 1979 by Harvard Business School professor, Michael E. Porter. Porter's goal was to develop a ...

Michael Porter’s model of the Five Forces for Competitive Strategy provides a powerful framework for analyzing competitive pressures within industries. Although it serves as a centerpiece for ...

A conversation with executive Katherine Gehl and HBS professor Michael Porter about making U.S. politics more competitive.

We explain how you can use Porter's Five Forces to analyze your competitive landscape, identify opportunities and solidify your position in the market.