This paper considers the complex issue of innovation timing. Building on an extensive programme of research and application evidence, the paper outlines the key factors that affect and ultimately determine when innovations are or are not likely to succeed. A prototype timing algorithm is presented. The algorithm distinguishes three main innovation timing answers; ‘now’, ‘never ’ and ‘at some point in the future’
Successful innovation is typically defined at the firm level where market shares, productivity, or p...
The ability to reduce the time-to-market of innovations is a critical factor for firms' competitiven...
Effective time management is a critical success factor for most projects; however, it is particularl...
vital:17103An innovative idea launched in the wrong place at the wrong time may not deliver the outc...
In the academic literature on technological innovation there are repeated arguments demonstrating th...
Current research suggests that timing the entry of a technological innovation is a crucial decision ...
Application of strategic new technologies is a key requirement for the maintenance of a firm\u27s co...
It often seems that the only sure thing about any form of technology forecast produced by any of the...
This paper deals with the time-to-market in the internet economy. Past and current research on the t...
The literature on product innovation usually assumes that the probability distribution governing the...
There is continued interest among academics, practitioners and policy-makers in methods to achieve a...
There is continued interest among academics, practitioners and policy‐makers in methods to achieve a...
There is continued interest among academics, practitioners and policy‐makers in methods to achieve a...
An emerging stream of literature is studying the extent to which trademarks can be used to measure i...
This dissertation comprises of two parts. The first part focusses on the optimal investment problem ...
Successful innovation is typically defined at the firm level where market shares, productivity, or p...
The ability to reduce the time-to-market of innovations is a critical factor for firms' competitiven...
Effective time management is a critical success factor for most projects; however, it is particularl...
vital:17103An innovative idea launched in the wrong place at the wrong time may not deliver the outc...
In the academic literature on technological innovation there are repeated arguments demonstrating th...
Current research suggests that timing the entry of a technological innovation is a crucial decision ...
Application of strategic new technologies is a key requirement for the maintenance of a firm\u27s co...
It often seems that the only sure thing about any form of technology forecast produced by any of the...
This paper deals with the time-to-market in the internet economy. Past and current research on the t...
The literature on product innovation usually assumes that the probability distribution governing the...
There is continued interest among academics, practitioners and policy-makers in methods to achieve a...
There is continued interest among academics, practitioners and policy‐makers in methods to achieve a...
There is continued interest among academics, practitioners and policy‐makers in methods to achieve a...
An emerging stream of literature is studying the extent to which trademarks can be used to measure i...
This dissertation comprises of two parts. The first part focusses on the optimal investment problem ...
Successful innovation is typically defined at the firm level where market shares, productivity, or p...
The ability to reduce the time-to-market of innovations is a critical factor for firms' competitiven...
Effective time management is a critical success factor for most projects; however, it is particularl...