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New Product Preannouncement : Phantom Products, Unexpected Cannibalization and the Osborne Effect

Rao, Ram C. - 2014

By making new product preannouncements (NPP) firms encourage consumers to postpone purchase and wait for the firms' new product that in turn cannibalizes current sales, both own and competitor's. Profitability of NPP depends on which firm's sales are cannibalized and relative margins on current...

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Sourcing, Filtering, and Evaluating New Product Ideas : An Empirical Exploration of the Performance of Idea Markets

Soukhoroukova, Arina - 2014

The proliferation of interconnectivity and interactivity through Internet-based technologies enables new forms of support for new product development. This paper analyzes idea markets, which use widely distributed knowledge, the power of markets, and the Internet to support the crucial initial...

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Timing of Information Acquisition and Decision Making on New Product Development Under Decentralized Organization

Mazda, Yasuhiro - 2018

When an investment is in goodwill, a divisional performance measurement based on residual income is subject to what is included in assets, as IFRS requires.Especially in case the project may be shut down on its way, investment base for the calculation of residual income measures is dependent of...

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Innovative Users’ Diffusion Channel Selection : Effects of Lead Userness and Tacit Need Knowledge

Yu, Xin - 2022

innovations can influence the diffusion of an innovation, there is a conjecture that lead userness and tacit need knowledge can …

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Differences Between End User Innovators and Embedded User Innovators in Diffusion Channel Selection : The Moderating Role of Technological Advances

Yu, Xin - 2022

Purpose: In heterogeneously segmented markets, collaborating with product users in product innovation is important for … innovation to producers increases more significantly than that of embedded user innovators.Originality/value: This is the first …

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Technology-based forecasting approach for recognizing trade-off between time-to-market reduction and devising a scheduling process in open innovation management

An, Jaehyung; Mikhaylov, Alexey - In: Journal of open innovation : technology, market, and … 10 (2024) 1, pp. 1-11

Due to rapid advances being made in computing technologies, open innovation methods are being used for better … gaps concerning operations and technological forecasting of multiple development projects under open innovation … development processes (lead time data) using Convex, Linear and Nonlinear models to achieve the goals. Overall, in open innovation …

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Firm R&D, innovation, and productivity in German industry

Peters, Bettina; Roberts, Mark J.; Vuong, Van Anh; … - 2013 - Preliminary Draft

This paper investigates empirically firm investment behavior in research and development (R&D). Firms make investments in R&D in order to produce innovations. These innovations in turn improve the firm's future productivity level, pro tability and incentives to invest in R&D. Using German...

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The Design Paradox : The Contribution of In-House and External Design Activities on Product Market Performance

Czarnitzki, Dirk; Thorwarth, Suzanne - 2009

context of open innovation amongst scholars, policy makers and business leaders who have recognized the pronounced role of … external knowledge flows within the innovation system. Several studies have already dealt with the impact of design on general … company performance or innovation outcome. They, however, did not specifically link design to collaborative or externally …

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The Strategic Determinants of Tardy Entry : Is Timeliness Next to Godliness?

Berchicci, Luca - 2009

Previous research has considered extensively the causes and effects of market entry order and timing. It has neglected, however, the timeliness of such entry mdash; the degree to which a firm delivered a new product on the date it had set for its release. In this article, we begin to fill the...

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Market Feedback and Team Commitment in Radical Product Innovation Process

Berchicci, Luca - 2009

Previous research has considered how exploratory market learning processes moderate market and technological uncertainty in radical product development. Scholars argue that new product development (NPD) teams may increase the chances of success of radically new projects by acquiring,...

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