Study of population heterogeneity in innovation diffusion model: estimation based on simulated annealing

Article Abstract:

The adoption of new innovation or product by the markets has been analyzed. The anlaysis of parameter variability randomness in diffusion (PVRD) model shows two methods of data patterns i.e., the multimodal life cycle or the intervening slump cycle versus the unimodal pattern, which have been studied, in relation to homogenous and heterogenous populations using the simulated annealing technique. It is found that there are variations even in unimodal pattern because of variability in populations.

Marketing, Market Research, Market Research & Product Development, Influence, Demographic aspects, Marketing research

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The semiconductor silicon industry roadmap: epochs driven by the dynamics between disruptive technologies and core competencies

Article Abstract:

The impact of disruptive technologies on firm's capability from the study of semiconductor silicon industry for fifty years is examined.

Semiconductors and related devices, Semiconductor industry

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The role of scanning in open intelligence systems

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The significance of information management for business success is examined.

Methods, Information management, Information accessibility

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