2018
DOI: 10.1177/1476127018791329
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Resource partitioning and strategies in markets for technology

Abstract: By bridging literature on resource partitioning and markets for technology, this article proposes that companies that pursue a broad (focused) product strategy buy more (less) technology in the market but sign fewer (more) deals as technology suppliers. Furthermore, an alignment between product and technology market strategies increases firms’ survival chances: Companies that pursue a broad (focused) product strategy are more likely to prosper when they buy (sell) technology in the market. To test these conten… Show more

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“…Enterprises with a wide array of value activities can obtain market information at each stage of the activity, and are more alert to market changes than enterprises that specialize in a single value activity [2,16]. Many studies use the activities of enterprises involved in technological fields as a measure of enterprise niche, pointing out that the wider the scope of the technological fields invested in research and development, the greater the chances of sustainable development [17,[20][21][22]. Therefore, the research hypotheses of this inference are as follows:…”
Section: Literature Review and Hypothesis Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Enterprises with a wide array of value activities can obtain market information at each stage of the activity, and are more alert to market changes than enterprises that specialize in a single value activity [2,16]. Many studies use the activities of enterprises involved in technological fields as a measure of enterprise niche, pointing out that the wider the scope of the technological fields invested in research and development, the greater the chances of sustainable development [17,[20][21][22]. Therefore, the research hypotheses of this inference are as follows:…”
Section: Literature Review and Hypothesis Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Population geneticists have developed their own versions of it to explain some of the genetic variation observed within populations [7][8][9][10], and so have cancer biologists to explain the diversity of tumour cell types [11,12]. But it is also familiar because economists and sociologists, some of them inspired by Darwin and his successors, but replacing natural selection's invisible hand with the market's, have explained the diversity of firms and their products in much the same way [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21]. They are the reason that talk of "niches", "resource partitioning", "generalists" and "specialists" can be so often heard in business schools.…”
Section: Why Are There So Many Different Kinds Of Things?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ezen túlmenően az innovációmenedzsment irodalma kifejti, hogy a szövetségkötési képességek stratégiai opciókat biztosítanak a növekedés tekintetében (Kogut & Kulatilaka, 1994), és lehetővé teszik kisvállalatok számára is a termékekkel kapcsolatos innovációs képesség fokozását (Kotabe & Swan, 1995). Nyitott innovációs törekvéseket támogathat az is, hogy gyakorta a kiscégek technológiaeladóként, mintsem -vásárlóként léptek fel (Pavitt et al, 1989;Patel & Pavitt, 1994;Gambardella & McGahan, 2010;Fosfuri et al, 2018). Végül, a kisvállalatok sokszor gyorsabb cselekvési készséget mutathatnak be nagyobb társaiknál (Chen & Hambrick, 1995), sikeresebbek lehetnek az innovációt támogató megfelelő szakértelem, rendszerek és kultúra felállításában (Macpherson & Holt, 2007), amelyek egy nyitottabb innovációs politikát vetíthetnek előre.…”
Section: Versenyképességi Nyomásunclassified
“…A termékportfólió menedzselése a vállalatok számára kulcsfontosságú (Eggers, 2012;Fosfuri & Giarratana, 2007;Fosfuri et al, 2018;Sorenson, 2000). Mivel az erőteljes piaci verseny gyengébb teljesítményt eredményezhet, a vállalatok gyakorta a belső szervezeti tanulás fokozásával válaszolnak (Barnett & Sorenson, 2002).…”
Section: A Termékportfólió Innovációs Fokaunclassified