Rejecting Superior New Technologies
Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooksPublished 1 January 1998
Arch G. Woodside
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The authors have so little information on the outside, on markets, on customers that nothing — as many people have learned the hard way — is changing faster than distribution channels.
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We have so little information on the outside, on markets, on customers. Nothing — as many people have learned the hard way — is changing faster than distribution channels. (Drucker, 1994)
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