New Entry Threats, Firm Governance, and Innovation in the U.S. IT Industry
@inproceedings{Pan2015NewET, title={New Entry Threats, Firm Governance, and Innovation in the U.S. IT Industry}, author={Yang Pan and P. Huang and A. Gopal}, booktitle={ICIS}, year={2015} }
We examine how firms in the U.S.-based IT industry adjust their innovation strategy based on two factors that have been under-studied in the literature: the potential new entry threats the firm faces in its product market, and the firm’s governance structure. We argue that: 1) turbulence in the product markets caused by threat from entrepreneurial startups affects the focal firm’s investments in long-term risky activities such as innovation, and 2) this relationship is moderated by the extent… CONTINUE READING
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