THE EVOLUTION OF INTRAINDUSTRY FIRM HETEROGENEITY: INSIGHTS FROM A PROCESS STUDY.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 August 2001
Takeshi Noda, David J. Collis
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In this study, we propose a process framework for understanding the evolution of intraindustry firm heterogeneity, drawing on a longitudinal study of the development of the cellular telephone servi...
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