Unlike more stable industries, high-tech firms must constantly be in a strategy development phase. These companies are in desperate need of assistance in strategy formulation. This paper introduces a quantitative (rather than subjective) approach to help high-tech firms to understand their position in the technology adoption life cycle using some of the principles and tools of Chaos and Complexity theories. This approach is demonstrated by using data sets of three case studies in the hard drive, microprocessor, and server high-tech industries. © 2004 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved
This research aims to investigate whether adding electronic database information with the technology...
This dissertation examines organizational adoption of a high technology product in an intensely comp...
[[abstract]]The rapid rate of technology obsolescence in many high-technology markets makes it imper...
Unlike more stable industries, high-tech firms must constantly be in a strategy development phase. T...
Unlike more stable industries, high-tech firms must constantly be in a strategy development phase. T...
Strategy formulation for high-technology products is very difficult. The short life cycles, and rapi...
Strategy formulation for high-technology products is very difficult. The short life cycles, and rapi...
New products are vital to the economic success of businesses. The speed and market dynamics of innov...
Within strategic technology management and innovation, often stakeholders extrapolate past industry ...
To address future uncertainty within strategy and innovation, managers extrapolate past patterns and...
Thesis (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, System Design & Management Program, 2000.Inclu...
A recurrent refrain among technology management researchers and practitioners is the need to adapt t...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we develop themes from complexity and chaos theory that help to explain t...
This book explores the phenomenon of cyclical dynamics at industry level, or industry cycles as they...
This paper argues that chaos theory provides a useful theorectical framework for understanding the d...
This research aims to investigate whether adding electronic database information with the technology...
This dissertation examines organizational adoption of a high technology product in an intensely comp...
[[abstract]]The rapid rate of technology obsolescence in many high-technology markets makes it imper...
Unlike more stable industries, high-tech firms must constantly be in a strategy development phase. T...
Unlike more stable industries, high-tech firms must constantly be in a strategy development phase. T...
Strategy formulation for high-technology products is very difficult. The short life cycles, and rapi...
Strategy formulation for high-technology products is very difficult. The short life cycles, and rapi...
New products are vital to the economic success of businesses. The speed and market dynamics of innov...
Within strategic technology management and innovation, often stakeholders extrapolate past industry ...
To address future uncertainty within strategy and innovation, managers extrapolate past patterns and...
Thesis (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, System Design & Management Program, 2000.Inclu...
A recurrent refrain among technology management researchers and practitioners is the need to adapt t...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we develop themes from complexity and chaos theory that help to explain t...
This book explores the phenomenon of cyclical dynamics at industry level, or industry cycles as they...
This paper argues that chaos theory provides a useful theorectical framework for understanding the d...
This research aims to investigate whether adding electronic database information with the technology...
This dissertation examines organizational adoption of a high technology product in an intensely comp...
[[abstract]]The rapid rate of technology obsolescence in many high-technology markets makes it imper...
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