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1st: the factors affecting company to launch innovative products was firm size. But the author pointed out another factor, which got the support from three high-tech industries survey. Hence we need to reconsider conventional wisdom on firm size, cannibalization and organizational synergy.
2nd: much of research is rooted in S's work. He said that bigger company has more intensive innovation than smaller one. Many experiments following S's notions, but he result varied.
3rd: S's followers' view: large firms enjoy economies of scale, spread risk and have greater access to financial resources. Others rebutted that the large firms become more bureaucratic. Some said that it's bell- shaped in innovation products. But some thinks that it's U- shaped situation, which median size firms are most weak in launch innovative products.
4th: the firm's reluctance to launch innovative products derives from the established base. Nevertheless, organization forces can compensate it. Such as the presence of internal markets, influential product champions, and further market focus.
5th: even though the radical products may fail, but it still can render older products obsolete . |
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