Unpacking transnational industry legitimacy dynamics, windows of opportunity, and latecomers’ catch-up in complex product systems

Kwak, Kiho; Yoon, Hyungseok

doi:10.1016/j.respol.2020.103954

Cited by 32 publications

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“…Passive discursive legitimation in the Chinese visions were built on the acceptance and familiarity of existing institutions or the absence of alternatives. The industry legitimation route noticeable in South Korea and Japan fits the innovation with the industry's institutionalized practices [41]. In the US 6G vision, performative legitimation processes drive normative legitimacy and demonstrate the viability of the ecosystem through the processes of strategic action, value realization, adoption, and external intervention.…”

Section: Worldview Myths and Metaphorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Visions for 6G Futures: a Causal Layered Analysis

Yrjölä

Ahokangas

Matinmikko-Blue

2022

2022 Joint European Conference on Networks and Communications &Amp; 6G Summit (EuCNC/6G Summit)

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This study extends and deepens the joint 6G vision building stemming from use cases, enabling technologies, key performance indicators (KPIs), key value indicators (KVIs), and business scenario litanies towards the social, the worldview, and the metaphors layers utilizing causal layered analysis (CLA) method. 6G visions are explored from different national perspectives assessing future initiatives from China, Europe, Japan, South Korea, and the US. The multiple ideologies and epistemes of the stakeholders are mapped to create a transformed future vision emphasizing the importance of 6G design from the triple bottom line of sustainability, including social, economic, and environmental perspectives. Collaborative research, harmonized standardization, and anticipatory regulation efforts were found essential in developing trustworthy and general-purpose 6G technologies for users and developers.

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Section: Worldview Myths and Metaphorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Visions for 6G Futures: a Causal Layered Analysis

Yrjölä

Ahokangas

Matinmikko-Blue

2022

2022 Joint European Conference on Networks and Communications &Amp; 6G Summit (EuCNC/6G Summit)

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“…On the other hand, catch-up models are used to reveal the determinants of successful catch-up in a specific context, and there is no universal model to explain various catch-up phenomena, especially in the CoPS context. Therefore, diverse catch-up models are urgently needed [38].…”

Section: Cops Catch-up Models In Emerging Economiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Lastly, prior studies on the CoPS catch-up model focused on the learning process, the technology capability construction process, and a comprehensive view [30,38]. We investigated the catch-up process model of CoPS based on catch-up logic including catch-up start point, activities, and performance.…”

Section: Conclusion 61 Theoretical Contributionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

How Does Successful Catch-Up Occur in Complex Products and Systems from the Innovation Ecosystem Perspective? A Case of China’s High-Speed Railway

Yang

Liang-qun

et al. 2022

Sustainability

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Successful catch-up is an important channel to achieve sustainable development for emerging economies; however, it is a great challenge to catch up in complex products and systems (CoPS). Studies show limited evidence on how successful catch-up occurred in CoPS for emerging economies. This study holds the view that CoPS catch-up means a narrower gap in the innovation ecosystem between latecomers and leaders. This study disentangles the CoPS innovation ecosystem and uses China’s high-speed railway (HSR) as a longitudinal case with abundant data to explore how successful catch-up in CoPS is achieved. The results show that the CoPS innovation ecosystem presents a dynamic evolution in the technology innovation subsystem, the value creation subsystem, and the habitat. Four types of forces from the innovation ecosystem mix together to drive CoPS catch-up. Finally, this study proposes a CoPS catch-up process model following the basic logic of start point, activities, and performance, and CoPS industrial standards are used to measure CoPS catch-up performance. The study on CoPS catch-up from an innovation ecosystem perspective provides new insights and useful implications for governments and entities in CoPS of emerging economies.

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“…The concept of window of opportunity (WO) is mostly used in the medical field to indicate the best time to treat a disease ( Ismail et al, 2017 ; Langer et al, 2011 ; Sweeney, 1997 ; Andersen, 2003 ). WO represents the best time to invest in a business and the best time to catch up with competitors ( Kwak and Yoon, 2020 ; Yap and Truffer, 2019 ). In this research, the time from the accident precursor stage to the time before the accident termination is defined as the WO representing the best time for the system to prevent and control accidents.…”

Section: The Influence Of Pandemic In the Chemical Process Safetymentioning

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On the application of the window of opportunity and complex network to risk analysis of process plants operations during a pandemic

Sun

Wang

Yang

et al. 2020

Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries

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To quantify the pandemic specific impact with respect to the risk related to the chemical industry, a novel risk analysis method is proposed. The method includes three parts. Firstly, the two types of “window of opportunity” (WO) theory is proposed to divide an accident life cycle into two parts. Then, a qualitative risk analysis is conducted based on WO theory to determine possible risk factors, evolution paths and consequences. The third part is a quantitative risk analysis based on a complex network model, integrating two types of WO. The Fuzzy set theory is introduced to calculate the failure probabilities of risk factors and the concept of risk entropy is used to represent the uncertainty. Then the Dijkstra algorithm is used to calculate the shortest path and the corresponding probability of the accident. The proposed method is applied to the SCR denitrition liquid ammonia storage and transportation system. The results show that it is a comprehensive method of quantitative risk analysis and it is applicable to risk analysis during the pandemic.

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Unpacking transnational industry legitimacy dynamics, windows of opportunity, and latecomers’ catch-up in complex product systems

Cited by 32 publications

References 79 publications

Visions for 6G Futures: a Causal Layered Analysis

Visions for 6G Futures: a Causal Layered Analysis

How Does Successful Catch-Up Occur in Complex Products and Systems from the Innovation Ecosystem Perspective? A Case of China’s High-Speed Railway

On the application of the window of opportunity and complex network to risk analysis of process plants operations during a pandemic

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