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Networks are an important and very interesting phenomenon, which is increasingly prevalent in contemporary high-tech markets. Many papers in the literature have explored how network effects can lead to perverse markets. Contrary to this position, Tellis, Yin and Niraj (2009) suggest that quality...
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Researchers disagree about the critical drivers of success in and efficiency of high-tech markets. On the one hand, a few researchers assert that high-tech markets are efficient with best quality brands dominating. On the other hand, many authors suspect that network effects lead to perverse...
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Sales takeoff is vitally important for the management of new products. Limited prior research on this phenomenon covers only the United States. This study addresses the following questions about takeoff in Europe: 1) Does takeoff occur as distinctly in other countries, as it does in the United...
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