Product sequencing: co-evolution of knowledge, capabilities and products

Article Abstract:

A dynamic model of product development is proposed. This model can be used to determine the development of a firm and the development of an industry over time.

Product Development, Planning

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The dynamic resource-based view: capability lifecycles

Article Abstract:

A model is presented to delineate general paths and patterns in the evolution of corporate capabilities over time, including their emergence, development and maturation. These stages are then examined to explain heterogeneity sources in capabilities.

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Corporate effects and dynamic managerial capabilities

Article Abstract:

The article examines management practices as a factor in business performance heterogeneity within a framework of changing external conditions.

Science & research, Research, Methods, Management, Strategic planning (Business)

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