New, technology-based firms in innovation networks symplectic and generative impacts

Article Abstract:

New, technology-based companies are mutually complementary manufacturers of new technologies, majority of which function in environments where resource-based logic can be implemented. They are entities whose main economic impact can be attributed to technology interactions taking place between them and their operating environment. Large technology-based companies are seen as major players in the technology production process while smaller companies act as providers of specialized technology inputs.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Engineering Services, Engineering & Architectural Svcs, Engineering & Architectural Services, Sciences, Construction industry, Technology, Science

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Networks of innovators: a longitudinal perspective

Article Abstract:

The effect of evolutions of complex technologies and network of innovators on the development of emerging innovations is investigated. The stability and change of networks punctuated by successive technological changes was examined by propositions.

Social networks

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Does a focal firm's technology entry timing depend on the impact of the technology on co-opetitors?

Article Abstract:

The impact of a technological change on a firm's co-opetitors and its influence on the firm's technology entry timing is analyzed.

United States

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