> There is a strategy called fast follower where you run behind a competitor (first mover) waiting for them to trip up. And its not a bad strategy to adhere to

> There is a strategy called fast follower where you run behind a competitor (first mover) waiting for them to trip up. And its not a bad strategy to adhere to either. Here's a good article championing "fast follower" over "first mover" http://www.businessinsider.com/youre-better-off-being-a-fast-follower-than-an-originator-2010-10 http://www.businessinsider.com/youre-better-off-being-a-fast...