Carliss Y. Baldwin · 53 obras en el catálogoObrasHHidden structureHidden structureMModularity and intellectual property protectionModularity and intellectual property protectionMMeasuring and understanding hierarchy as an architectural elMeasuring and understanding hierarchy as an architectural element in industry sectorsUUser, and open collaborative innovationUser, and open collaborative innovationMModeling a paradigm shiftModeling a paradigm shiftTThe strategic use of architectural knowledge by entrepreneurThe strategic use of architectural knowledge by entrepreneurial firmsSSchumpteter's slingshotSchumpteter's slingshotWWhen open architecture beats closedWhen open architecture beats closedCCompetition in modular clustersCompetition in modular clustersMModularity, transactions, and the boundaries of firmsModularity, transactions, and the boundaries of firmsTThe architecture of platformsThe architecture of platformsBBottlenecks, modules and dynamic architectural capabilitiesBottlenecks, modules and dynamic architectural capabilitiesAArchitectural innovation and dynamic competitionArchitectural innovation and dynamic competitionTThe impact of modularity on intellectual property and value The impact of modularity on intellectual property and value appropriationMModularity and organizationsModularity and organizationsIInstitutional forms, part 1Institutional forms, part 1CCreating System/360, the first modular computer familyCreating System/360, the first modular computer familyTThe origins of modularity in early computer designsThe origins of modularity in early computer designsWWhere do transactions come from?Where do transactions come from?EEnterprise designEnterprise designWWhat is modularity?What is modularity?TThe value of modularityThe value of modularityAAll modules are not created equalAll modules are not created equalDDesign options and design evolutionDesign options and design evolution AnteriorPágina 1 de 3Siguiente
MMeasuring and understanding hierarchy as an architectural elMeasuring and understanding hierarchy as an architectural element in industry sectors
TThe strategic use of architectural knowledge by entrepreneurThe strategic use of architectural knowledge by entrepreneurial firms
MModularity, transactions, and the boundaries of firmsModularity, transactions, and the boundaries of firms
BBottlenecks, modules and dynamic architectural capabilitiesBottlenecks, modules and dynamic architectural capabilities
TThe impact of modularity on intellectual property and value The impact of modularity on intellectual property and value appropriation
CCreating System/360, the first modular computer familyCreating System/360, the first modular computer family
TThe origins of modularity in early computer designsThe origins of modularity in early computer designs