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technology adoption life cycle: a standalone construct

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Innovation management

a model of high-technology markets in which adoption moves through innovators, early adopters and later groups, with a gap between early adopters and the early majority.

In innovation management, technology adoption life cycle refers to a model of high-technology markets in which adoption moves through innovators, early adopters and later groups, with a gap between early adopters and the early majority. This meaning comes from Moore (1991) in Crossing the Chasm.[1]

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References

Moore, G. A. (1991). Crossing the Chasm. Albaraka Yayınları. ISBN 9780887307171

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