This article proposes an innovation diffusion model formalized from a conceptual framework
that incorporates several underlying factors determining market demand for new …

The model presented in this paper integrates two distinct components of the demand for
durable goods: adoptions and replacements. The adoption of a new product is modeled as …

Forecasting the diffusion of new products in an emerging market is important yet challenging
due to a lack of historical data. Managers often resort to inefficient forecasting practices to …

Dans cet article, nous exposons les fondements analytiques des principaux modèles de
représentation de la diffusion des innovations. Dans un second temps, nous proposons une …

Forecasting the diffusion of innovations in the telecommunications sector is a constantly
recurring problem for national providers. The problem is characterised by short data series …

Innovation-diffusion models have been used in marketing to capture the life-cycle dynamics
of a new product. These models traditionally have been applied to forecast the demand for a …

In today's business environment, firms' ability to create and maintain competitive advantage
and secure sustainable assets is critically dependent upon their ability to successfully …

Growth models are widely used in quantitative research in order to understand the forces
that influence growth in the sense of its dynamics, market capacities as well as forecasting of …

In the high-tech product market, the number of hungry adopters, a new type of early adopters
who buy new products and sell them soon in the on-or off-line secondary market to seek for …