2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.technovation.2004.01.013
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Interface strategies in modular product innovation

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“…Specifically, platform owners may also determine whether agents "on board" a platform can enter other platforms (multihoming) or if their participation must be exclusive (singlehoming). In this sense, compatibility implies rules for interfaces to ensure that a platform's features fit well with those of other platforms, thus making them accessible to more agents [66].…”
Section: Opennessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, platform owners may also determine whether agents "on board" a platform can enter other platforms (multihoming) or if their participation must be exclusive (singlehoming). In this sense, compatibility implies rules for interfaces to ensure that a platform's features fit well with those of other platforms, thus making them accessible to more agents [66].…”
Section: Opennessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By tourists' tourism image, we can recognize their views or thoughts about the spots and reasons to properly develop local tourism image and attraction (Ritchie & Crouch, 2000). organizational structure, plan or strategy (Chen & Liu, 2005); it means to use new knowledge (technology or market knowledge), combine invention and commercialization and offering of new service or product for customers (Afuah, 2003). Certo (2003) defined innovation as "the process to transform useful ideas to useful products, services or methods.…”
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“…As interfaces determinam como os módulos se conectam, se ajustam e se comunicam (CHEN;LIU, 2005;CLARK, 1997). Dessa forma, a engenharia ganha mais liberdade para projetar e desenvolver os módulos, pois reduz a dependência direta de outras etapas do projeto do produto (ULRICH, 1995).…”
Section: Modularidade Aplicada Ao Projeto Do Produtounclassified