A Study on Technology Standardization Method Using Network Analysis: Focused on Wireless Communication Technology Layer of Internet of Things

Kim, Keungoui; Jung, Sungdo; Hwang, Junseok

doi:10.14386/sime.2015.23.3.43

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“…Therefore, the compatibility of a technology standard should be discussed prominently in the study of standardisation. In this sense, Kim, Jung, and Hwang (2015)'s standard framework, which is further explored in a later chapter, satisfies all these issues of generalisation, quantitative studies, and compatibility. For this research, the dynamic condition of standardisation is additionally implemented for analyzing how technologies change by time period.…”

Section: Standardisation Factorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A dynamic framework for analyzing technology standardisation using network analysis and game theory

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Technology Analysis & Strategic Management

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As more technologies and industries converge, technology standards are more likely to be a strategic factor for firms and governments that are interested in the market with standards-based competition. From the previous research, a new standardisation framework was proposed by combining network analysis and the game theory model but was constrained by feasibility and dynamic approach. In this study, the case of the standards war between HD-DVD and Blu-ray was analyzed with patent data as an empirical case considering a dynamic framework. With this framework, we observed a change in a firm's technology relations and could predict the decline in a firm's preference and the shift of equilibrium ahead of Toshiba's resignation.

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Section: Standardisation Factorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…From this aspect, a new standardisation framework using patent data was proposed to estimate the effect and analyze the actual process (Kim, Jung, and Hwang 2015). By combining network analysis and game theory models, we established a framework considering relative pay-offs between players to diagnose the current situation.…”

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confidence: 99%