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Management of Convergence in Innovation978-3-7908-1990-8Series ISSN 1431-1941 Series E-ISSN 2197-716X

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Introduction,ission, computing technology had its roots in storing and processing digital data. Both technologies had their own inventors, their own set of firms in charge of advancing the development, their own industrial worlds, with their own competitive rules. Whereas the one world generated income on minutes, the other did equally so by bytes.

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Introduction,ission, computing technology had its roots in storing and processing digital data. Both technologies had their own inventors, their own set of firms in charge of advancing the development, their own industrial worlds, with their own competitive rules. Whereas the one world generated income on minute

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An evolutionary perspective on convergence, perspective of convergence phenomena, taking into account the effects on innovation dynamics and exogenous activities of a firm.. Based on the idea that technological progress is undetermined by factors internal to the technology, Tushman and Rosenkopf (1992) propose that it rather is the interacti

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Capabilities for coevolutionary contingency,rm-level. In response to these temporal dynamics, the development and measurement of managerial approaches needs to take place under the evolutionary premise. Whereas the previous chapter primarily focused on the perspective of economic selection, i.e., the evolutionary perspective, which is mainly