Technology push and demand pull perspectives in innovation studies¶
Stefano, D., Gambardella, & Verona. (2012). Technology push and demand pull perspectives in innovation studies: Current findings and future research directions. Research Policy.
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- Technology Push
- Used loosely for any capability-first instinct, it thins into metaphor; its analytic content is the search-direction asymmetry, held against demand pull's fixed-problem, varying-technology. Not an inferior alternative to demand pull, or a mistake. Technology push is a valid posture, not a failure; basic-research and substrate technologies (the transistor, the laser, CRISPR) arrive this way by necessity
This sourceA review finding that technology and demand are complementary sources of innovation, with competences enabling firms to match technology to demand.
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“competences enable firms to match technology with demand and capitalize on technology and demand as sources of innovation.”
- Used loosely for any capability-first instinct, it thins into metaphor; its analytic content is the search-direction asymmetry, held against demand pull's fixed-problem, varying-technology. Not an inferior alternative to demand pull, or a mistake. Technology push is a valid posture, not a failure; basic-research and substrate technologies (the transistor, the laser, CRISPR) arrive this way by necessity
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