Decline in Demand Creation: The Development Productivity Dilemma and Its Consequences
Decline in Demand Creation: The Development Productivity Dilemma and Its Consequences
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需求创造的下降:发展生产力困境及其后果
DOI:
10.1007/978-4-431-55145-4_12
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发表时间:
2018
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通讯作者:
Ikuine Fumihiko
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作者:
立本博文;生稲史彦;生稲史彦;生稲史彦;生稲史彦;Ikuine Fumihiko;西尾圭一郎;Ikuine Fumihiko;Ikuine Fumihiko
What are the consequences of demand creation by firms? Specifically, why does the ability to stimulate demand decrease in certain areas, as demonstrated by the life cycle model? When certain industries are in decline, where might thatlostdemand be redirected? In this chapter, we look at the game software business in Japan to illustrate the mechanisms that reduce the ability to spur demand. In the early days of an industry, development activities thrive, so that firms can respond to vigorous demand. As more and more time is spent on continued development activities, an increasingly large amount of development know-how (knowledge) is accumulated. However, this accumulation of knowledge gives a specific direction to said development efforts, and companies are faced with an implicit bias against creating completely new products. This bias inhibits product diversification. Users who witness this phenomenon often shift their buying intentions elsewhere, which in turn reduces demand. In fact, users tend to transition to other areas via platforms, particularly in circumstances where information technology flourishes. Thus, the boundaries of the market as the venue for demand creation become blurred, so that the market fuses with another market and eventually becomeextinct.
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作者:
Takeaki Wada
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Takeaki Wada
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7.2
作者:
ABERNATHY, WJ;CLARK, KB
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CLARK, KB