The product cycle revisited: Knowledge intensity and firm internationalization |
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Authors: | Dr. Tamar Almor Dr. Niron Hashai Seev Hirsch |
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Affiliation: | (1) School of Business Administration, College of Management, Rishon LeZion, Israel;(2) Jerusalem School of Business Administration, The Hebrew University, Mount Scopus, Israel;(3) Faculty of Management, Tel Aviv University, Israel |
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Abstract: | Abstract and Key Results – | ▪ This paper presents an expanded version of the product cycle framework, which illustrates how the role of R&D, production and marketing activities, as a salient determinant of competitive advantage, evolves along the product cycle. The frame-work considers the implications of these changes for the internationalization of firms marketing products belonging to the different phases of the cycle. | – | ▪ The paper shows how changes in “knowledge-intensity” of products along the product cycle are interrelated with changes in “service-intensity” and “distance premium” and thus enable to predict the sequence in which low knowledge intensive and high knowledge intensive firms internationalize R&D, production and marketing activities. | |
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Keywords: | Internationalization Product cycle Knowledge Services Distance premium |
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