… Although prior literature argues that product adaption is critical to survival in new or dynamic
industries, we have very limited information about the antecedents to product adaptation. …

… the co-evolutionary emergence of organizational, technical, product and service innovations
… in the 1920s, established players entering the industry from related fields increasingly adapt …

… and industries are of this type; they constantly seek to adapt to … Industrial emergence can
therefore be seen as being fractal … forms of emergence at the level of the product, technology, …

… fiction writers, first begin to anticipate a product’s emergence. For instance, Gatland and
Jefferis’… Producers need to adapt their designs to these categories for their products to succeed. …

… economic and sociological changes that elevate a new product or service to the level of a …
both the vertical and horizontal axes being adapted to suit the particular focus and scope, …

… This paper contrasts two theoretical models for firms' achieving fast adaptation through
product … Conflicts and confusion can emerge. Powerful project leaders are essential to hold the …

… The technology becomes adapted to the particular needs of the new niche that it is … and
the product design simplified, it was possible to penetrate a new niche of industrial and com…

… Product life cycle theory has been a key organizing principle … patterns of product innovation
observed in infant industries. … differentiation leading to the emergence of distinct niches. …

… , and underpinned by industrial emergence and network theory. … ’ and ‘emergence’ from a
traditional technology and product … the adaptation phase (eg, large-scale industrial production …

… new product features or technological attributes. … phase of industry emergence. In this phase,
there are still opportunities for radical innovation, and the focus is on competing on product …