The literatures on creativity and innovation are each premised on the same important
assumption that has gone largely unquestioned: Creativity and innovation are outcomes that …

We examine how entrepreneurial entry by diversifying and de novo firms in new industries
leads to different levels of performance. We propose that these types of firms differ in …

Little theory and research addresses the ways organizational context affects the
demography of products. We examine this question here by focusing on an organization's …

Purpose–The paper has dual objectives. First, the paper aims to consolidate prior research
in the area of population ecology theory and provide a review and critique of this influential …

Past strategy and innovation research has basically ignored potential effects of portfolio
management governance issues on portfolio innovativeness, and thereby on innovation …

This chapter reviews and explores the use of demographic ideas, models and data in the
study of organizations, products and corporations. The chapter discusses four different …

While radical technological change is often characterized as hazardous, particularly to
incumbents, incremental technological change has appeared to be immune from such risks …

How do customers discover new products? Recent research has found that a firm can
facilitate the discovery and subsequent purchase of its product by giving it an advantageous …

This is the first comprehensive overview of the development of the field of Organizational
Behavior. It belongs on the shelf of every scholar and student in the discipline. Part I covers …

Despite the centrality of products in many strategic and managerial theoretical frameworks,
little is known systematically about how and why specific products come and go from …