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Playing by the rules. How Intel avoids antitrust litigation.

D B Yoffie¹, M Kwak

¹Harvard Business School, Boston, USA.

Harvard Business Review

|June 21, 2001

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Area of Science:

Business Strategy
Legal Compliance
Corporate Governance

Background:

Microsoft and Intel, dominant in the computer industry, face antitrust scrutiny.
Microsoft has endured lengthy litigation, while Intel has largely avoided high-profile cases.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze Intel's successful antitrust compliance program.
To present Intel's strategy as a model for companies under regulatory review.

Main Methods:

Implementing conservative antitrust compliance standards.
Conducting live, interactive training sessions for all affected employees.
Developing customized training, random file audits, and mock depositions to reinforce awareness.

Main Results:

Intel's proactive compliance program has been key to avoiding prolonged antitrust litigation.
The program, supported by senior management, integrated antitrust awareness into daily operations.
Training and internal audits effectively prepared employees for potential legal scrutiny.

Conclusions:

Intel's approach demonstrates that robust antitrust compliance is a strategic business advantage.
Companies can proactively manage regulatory risks through comprehensive compliance programs.
Embedding legal awareness into corporate culture is crucial for market leaders facing scrutiny.

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