Profiting from technological innovation¶
Teece. (1986). Profiting from technological innovation: Implications for integration, collaboration, licensing and public policy.
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- Ecosystem Mismatch
- Adner's wide-lens framework and Teece's complementary-assets theory supply the formal apparatus
This sourceEstablishes complementary assets as the determinant of whether a technically sound innovation converts to value.
- Adner's wide-lens framework and Teece's complementary-assets theory supply the formal apparatus
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