This paper explores the topic of technology management (TM) through the lens of dynamic
capabilities theory. Technological changes are continuously creating new challenges and …

Quantitative approaches to evolutionary biology traditionally consider evolutionary change
in isolation from an important pressure in natural selection: the demography of coevolving …

This work introduces a model of Future Technology Transformations for the power sector
(FTT: Power), a representation of global power systems based on market competition …

Evidently, words can have multiple senses. For example, the word mess refers to a place to
have food or to a confusing situation. How exactly multiple senses emerge is less clear. In …

This study develops a general framework of competitor identification by using the similarities
of capabilities and markets between the focal firm and its competitors, and particularly the …

The present study identifies, organizes, and structures the available scientific knowledge on
the recent use and the prospects of Voice Assistants (VA) in private households. The …

This paper elucidates the bifurcation mechanism of an equidistant economy in spatial
economics. To this end, we derive the rules of secondary and further bifurcations as a major …

Commercial harvesting is recognized to induce adaptive responses of life-history traits in
fish populations, in particular by shifting the age and size at maturation through directional …

We investigate the competition between two groups of similar agents in the restricted, but
classical context of unstructured populations varying in continuous time in an isolated …

Coevolution can impose density‐dependent selection through reciprocal biotic interactions
on the fitness of involved species, driving directional and disruptive trait evolution and rich …