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Prior knowledge, industry 4.0 and digital servitization : an inductive framework

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Game-changing technologies : transforming production and employment in Europe

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Additive manufacturing and the global factory : disruptive technologies and the location of international business

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Disruptive technological process innovation in a process-oriented industry : a case study

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Sources of Disruptive Technologies for Industrial Change

Coccia, Mario - 2017

A fundamental problem in the field of new technology is how firms develop and sustain disruptive technologies for industrial change. The literature has analyzed several characteristics of disruptive innovations. However, the drivers are hardly known. The study suggests that, in markets with high...

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