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    MANAGEMENT

    ofThe Key to Competitiveness

    and WealthCreation

    TECHNOLOGY

    Tarek Khalil | Ravi Shankar

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    Technolo

    gy LifeCycles

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    THE DIFFUSION OF MOBILE

    COMMUNICATIONS (Contd.

    Installed base of phones

    (landline only), mobile phones

    and personal computers in

    USA, Sweden and Japan, from

    1875 to 1999

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    THE S!CU"#E OF

    TECHNOLO$ICAL %"O$"ESS

    The S-curve of technological progress

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    THE S!CU"#E OFTECHNOLO$ICAL %"O$"ESS

    (Contd.

    Changes in natural limits of technology

    The rate of performance improvement is shown for two technologies

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    THE TECHNOLO$& LIFE C&CLE

    AND MA"'ET $"OTH

    Market growth at different stages of the technology life cycle

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    MULTI%LE!$ENE"ATION

    TECHNOLO$IES

    Multiple-generation technologies

    Sub-technology life

    cycles in multiple

    generations of

    innovation shape the

    overall technology

    life cycle

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    TECHNOLO$& AND MA"'ET

    INTE"ACTION(Contd.

    Market Pull

    Combined effect of technology push andmarket pull

    Integrating technology push and marketpull to stimulate innovation

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    THE %"ODUCT LIFE C&CLE

    Product-market life cycle

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    THE %"ODUCT LIFE C&CLE(Contd.

    Technological progress

    The progress of

    technology is shown

    in relation to

    product and process

    innovation

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    DIFFUSION OF TECHNOLO$&(Contd.

    Diffusion curves

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    THE DIFFUSION)COMMUNICATION!CHANNEL

    "ELATIONSHI%

    The diffusioncommunication-channelrelationship

    This relationship can

    be used to forecast the

    rate of adoption of

    innovation

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    THE DIFFUSION)COMMUNICATION!CHANNEL

    "ELATIONSHI% (Contd.

    Innovation-decision time

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