Module 4 Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
Q

Define dominant design:

A

a
product or process that
dominates a product
category

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2
Q

The rise of humans ted talk:

A

Yuval noah harari

Chimps vs humans
Humans work together to make good and bad things. Humans create fictions that they live in.

Money is the most successful story humans created because everyone believes it in the entire world.

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3
Q

Technology S curves are ____ vs _____

A

performance vs effort

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4
Q

The top of the S curve is the ____

A

limit of technology

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5
Q

A technology S curve uses

A

Rate of a technology’s improvement

Rate of diffusion to the market

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6
Q

Apple pay might ___ and why?

A

Become the one bank/ card we use; because increasing returns to adoption and the learning curve= as more ppl use it the better the innovators make it

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7
Q

Chat GPT vs Gemini is an example of a ____

A

standards battle

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8
Q

United states is big time ____ with electric vehicles

A

laggard

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9
Q

Why are dominant designs selected on the firm side?

A

Prior Learning and Absorptive Capacity
* Prior experience influences ability to
recognize and utilize new
information.
Experience &
Knowledge
Improvements
Use

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10
Q

Why are dominant designs selected on the user side?

A

Network Externalities
* The benefit from using a good
increases with more users.
* Physically networked
* Compatibility or complementary
goods are important

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11
Q

Other reasons why dominant designs are selected?

A

Government regulation
* Natural monopolies: Winner-
take-all markets
* Firms supporting winning
technologies earn huge
rewards; others may be
locked out.

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12
Q

Technology trajectories are _______

A

path dependent

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13
Q

Technologically superior products do/ do not always win

A

do not

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14
Q

Downside to dominant innovation

A

ppl thinking its taking over their job, politics, social structure change

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15
Q

paradox

A

if a product is better why is another product getting more market share?

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16
Q

Why wouldn’t a product with a dominant design always win?

A

Negative externalities

17
Q

Why is there a curve up in the two competing technologies graph?

A

As more ppl start using it- it becomes more known in the market place-

18
Q

Kodak invented digital photography, but ___

A

didn’t take use of the internet

19
Q

Netflix vs Blockbuster, netflix had the ___

A

dominant design, block buster faced the innovators dilemma

20
Q

Netflix vs the world is a ___

A

standards battle

21
Q

Netflix network externalities:

A

having to teach people how to use the internet