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Disruptiveness of innovations: Measurement and an assessment of reliability and validity

Article Abstract:

Disruptive innovations are a powerful means for broadening and developing new markets and providing new functionality which in turn disrupt existing market linkages and disruptiveness of innovations is distinct from the radicalness or the competency-destroying dimensions of innovations. There are significantly more disruptive and radical innovations in technology and telecommunication industries relative to consumer non-durables except in the pharmaceuticals industry.

Technological innovations, Reliability (Engineering)

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Learning to plan and planning to learn: resolving the planning school/learning school debate

Article Abstract:

An analysis is presented of data from a study comparing Planning School and Learning School practices in business strategic planning. Topics include methods used to gather data and conclusions on the finding that environmental factors do not affect the preference for one style over the other.

Statistical Data Included, Research, Planning, Corporations, Management research

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The moderating influence of firm market power on the transaction cost economics model: an empirical test in a forward channel integration context

Article Abstract:

The empirical analysis of the effect of firm market power on the transaction economics model in a forward channel integration context is presented.

Management dynamics, Management, Usage, Company business management, Econometric models, Business networks (Social groups)

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