Quality and the diffusion of innovations

Article Abstract:

The problem of optimal control of products diffusion by quality was assessed though an analysis of a monopolistic company. Assessment of the problem involved consideration of two hypothesis with the first suggesting a negative incentive for a company to generate more quality and the second suggesting a negative influence on price premium of product aging. It was concluded that attainment of high product quality under monopolistic competition requires an inverse evolution in relation to diffusion speed.

Production Management, Product Development, Research, Product quality

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Quality improvement and goodwill accumulation in a dynamic duopoly

Article Abstract:

Optimal advertising and quality improvement decisions taken by firms in a dynamic duopoly to get good will from customers is analyzed.

Canada, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, France, Quality Control Management, Methods, Forecasts and trends, Quality control, Market trend/market analysis, Advertising, Duopolies, Advertising effectiveness

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