Case Study: Intel Corporation 1. Later Andy Grove joined with a group of team from Fairchild. From radical innovation to incremental innovation… 2. Appropriability and Complementary… Models of Innovation Who profits from innovations? We were doomed to fail because there was industry overcapacity. Dennis Carter, head of corporate marketing Pentium bug: good response to product flaw and effective end user promotion Architectural competition: RISC vs.
Department of Business Administration College of Management The PC was at the center of computing during the s, but if you look at the next decade, it is the Internet. The PC is still very important in the Internet era, but there are lots of other things that are important as well. People are going to access the Net off their cell phones, and more cell phones are sold today than PCs. If you want to be involved in this new era, you have to look for the new growth opportunities.
However, it could have been worse if Intel did do so. There was a recession and decreasing on world PC microprocessor revenue Exhibit 8. The competition in new business was even stronger than its core business see Exhibit 10b.
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