This article examines the dark side of the entrepreneurial orientation–market orientation interplay, and introduces consumer learning to the research stream. In a sample of 206 mid-sized manufacturing firms, the study shows that entrepreneurial orientation has a positive impact on new product development performance, but the effects are reduced when firms simultaneously implement a market orientation philosophy. While having both an entrepreneurial orientation and market orientation philosophy may hinder new product development performance, the article examines how a high market orientation may help reduce consumer learning and enhance the adoption of radical new products.
Information artifacts in social media can have significant impact on domains and subject matter opinions. Asset prices, stock prices and volumes, and metrics are influenced by turbulence in their information ecosystems. Analyses of digital information networks and social media information events have shown information artifacts to affect stock performance without consistent correlation to fundamentals. Thus it becomes important to dispel ambiguity and gain insights into how the sentiments associated with information artifacts in Twitter (due to its extensive usage in relevant signaling), are associated with equity movements. Using an exploratory analysis to study tweet sentiment, we link stock price variations, and explore associated metrics. Our tweets analytics deploying textual analytics, identifies forms in tweet behavior and sentiment shifts.
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