Core Viewpoint - In a highly homogeneous market environment, price wars have become a severe reality for many industries, prompting companies to seek sustainable customer relationships and development models [2][3]. Group 1: Management Level - Clear internal responsibilities and appropriate incentives are essential for effective management, allowing individuals to take ownership of complete tasks [4][5][7]. - Providing opportunities for those facing challenges is crucial for fostering a motivated team [6][8]. Group 2: Operational Level - Successful management alone does not guarantee survival; a customer-centric approach is vital for effective operations [9][11]. - Smooth operational flows in supply, sales, and resources can compensate for management deficiencies, especially in startups [12]. Group 3: Strategic Level - Even with good management and operations, companies may still experience declines due to strategic issues [13][14]. - Companies often mask strategic laziness with tactical busywork, failing to adapt to changing customer needs and new technologies [15][17][18]. - Strategic thinking is necessary to navigate market uncertainties and identify unseen opportunities [19]. Group 4: Leadership Level - High-quality strategies and operations can fail without strong leadership, which defines a company's mission and values [20][21]. - True leadership unites teams with a sense of purpose, guiding them through challenges to achieve goals [23]. - Success in competitive environments relies on the integration of leadership, strategy, operations, and management [24]. Conclusion - To escape price wars and focus on value rather than price, companies must enhance leadership, maintain strategic focus, operate with care, and manage effectively [26].