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Gamharter, Benedikt; Koski, Heli; Kretschmer, Tobias - 2009

three factors that may affect the adoption decision: product complexity, architectural innovation and competency scale. The …

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Transferring science-based technologies to industry: Does nanotechnology make a difference?

Plamberg, Christopher; Pajarinen, Mika; Nikulainen, Tuomo - 2007

Nanotechnology has been touted as a general purpose technology (GPT) and engine of growth for the 21th century, following in the footsteps of ICT. Nanotechnology is still in an early phase of development, it is scientist driven and thus largely exogenous to the economy at present. In Finland the...

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The role of product innovation on the diffusion of mobile telephony

Koski, Heli; Kretschmer, Tobias - 2009

Most existing empirical work on technology diffusion assumes technologies to remain constant throughout the diffusion process. However, many consumer technologies improve significantly over time. Using data on the characteristics of new mobile handsets over a ten-year period and controlling for...

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Regulators and competition spurring or retarding innovation in the telecommunications sector?

Koski, Heli - 2000

This paper empirically explores how technology policy affects innovation behaviour in the telecommunications sector … innovation behaviour of telecommunications operators?, and (iii) What is the direction of Granger-causality between innovation … dynamic, non-linear nature of the innovation process and interdependency between equations for a patent count variable, R …

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Entry, standards and competition: Firm strategies and the diffusion of mobile telephony

Koski, Heli; Kretschmer, Tobias - 2002

This paper focuses on the effects of within and between standards competition and competition between firms on the performance of an emerging new technology, digital mobile telecommunication (2G). Our empirical exploration provides a more complete picture of the market dynamics of digital mobile...

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