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IM Virtual provides virtual assistant services and competes against other companies in 4 categories: 1) Automated tools that offer standardized workflows and mobile interfaces, 2) Temp help marketplaces that connect clients with assistants, 3) Onshore staffing companies that directly employ assistants, and 4) Offshore staffing companies that employ assistants abroad. A competitive analysis places companies in niches based on their vision and ability to execute, with IM Virtual focusing on senior executives and having cloud-based access and assistant training.
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- 1. IM VIRTUAL Completeness of Vision AbilitytoExecute Tasks Everyday Zirtual Exec ZipTask IM VirtualTask Rabbit FancyHands Challengers Leaders Niche Players Visionaries Standardized Work鍖ows Work鍖ow Data Capture Tools Tasks as Applications Mobile Interface Assistant Training Task-based pricing Assistant Rankings Data Storage Cloud-based access Senior Executive Niche Focus IM Virtual CardMunch Task Rabbit FancyHands Exec Brickworks Uassist.me Automated Marketplaces Onshore Staff Offshore Staff Outsourced Clerical Staf鍖ng Competition Outsource Clerical Staf鍖ng competition arises from a number of different industry categories. The industry is characterized as highly fragmented with no company securing more than 3% - 5% market share. Competition to serve Senior Executives and Executive Assistants breaks into 4 categories 1. Automated Tools 2. Temp help Marketplaces 3. OnShore Staf鍖ng Companies 4. OffShore Staf鍖ng Companies The companies at most risk are traditional permanent staf鍖ng companies that continue to see declining hires for permanent and temporary, clerical, of鍖ce-staff hires during upticks in the economic cycle. competitive analysis Virtual Assistant Industry Quadrant Competitive Comparison with other industry players