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moation

/ˈmoʊtʃən/ noun
Archive definition
The capacity to convert one temporary competitive advantage into the next before the first disappears.
An illustration · hypothetical

A company uses a short-lived model advantage to build a distribution advantage before competitors catch up.

Editorial reading

A moat describes a defensible position. Moation describes the process of continuously turning a transient edge into the next edge.

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