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OMEC Trends

The overall OMEC rating had remained quite stable at 65 for three
years until this year when it increased by 1 point to a rating of
66. The increase in OMEC implies that the average corporate competitive
fitness has improved in 2002.
This upward trend in the competitive fitness of firms is not surprising
from a Darwinian perspective, which holds that weak firms must improve
and excellent firms must continue to excel. This trend data also
reveals that the MECA methodology yields stable results over time
and is valid for use as a benchmarking tool.
To learn more about the MECA Methodology, click
here.
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