Empirically detecting the Hype Cycle with the life cycle indicators: An exploratory analysis of three technologies
Published 1 December 2008
Heini M. Järvenpää, Saku Mäkinen
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A bibliometric study of the existence of the Hype Cycle in terms of technology life cycle indicators, specifically in applied research and application phases was carried out.
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Hype Cycle is a popular graphic representation of the level of maturity, adoption and business application of a technology, originally introduced by Gartner Research¿s Jackie Fenn. Despite its popularity, the verification or relation to theoretical frameworks is to a large extent missing in current research literature. This paper presents some possible theoretically based conceptualizations and definitions regarding the Hype Cycle. In addition, a bibliometric study of the existence of the Hype Cycle in terms of technology life cycle indicators, specifically in applied research and application phases, was carried out.
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