Technological innovation in the semiconductor industry

John Dickson, Augustus Abbey and James Fordemwalt

The Journal of Technology Transfer, 1982, vol. 7, issue 1, 25 pages

Abstract: A comprehensive list of innovations in the semiconductor industry during 1970 to 1980 was derived. The patterns of innovation across eight organizations showed consistency between the stages of initiation, adoption and implementation. Smaller organizations compared to large implemented a lower percentage of the innovations they initiated. The value of organization net sales and the dollar amount of the R&D budget, but not the number of organization of R&D personnel were significantly related to the number of innovations. Copyright the Technology Transfer Society 1982

Date: 1982
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