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Readings For Management of Radical Innovation

   
Textbook
Tellis, Gerard J. (2001), Will and Vision: How Latecomers Grow To Dominate Markets,”
   
References
Christensen, Clayton (1998), The Innovator's Dilemma, available at Amazon.com.
  Foster, Richard M.  (1986),  Innovation: The Attacker's Advantage,” available at Amazon.com.
Readings
 

Sood, Ashish and Gerard J. Tellis (2005), Technological Evolution and Radical Innovations,”  Journal of Marketing, 69, 3 (July), 152-168.


 
  Conjoint Analysis

 

Chandy, Rajesh and Gerard J. Tellis (2000), The Incumbent's Curse? Incumbency, Size and Radical Product Innovation," Journal of Marketing, 64, 3 (July), 1 to 17.


Chandy, Rajesh and Gerard J. Tellis (1998), "Organizing for Radical Product Innovation," Journal of Marketing Research, 35 (November), 474-487.


 
 

Golder, Peter N. and Gerard J. Tellis (1997), "Will It Ever Fly? Modeling The Growth of New Consumer Durables." Marketing Science, 16, 3, 256-270.

 

Tellis, Gerard J., Stefan Stremersch and Eden Yin (2003), “The International Takeoff of New Products: Economics, Culture and Country Innovativeness,” Marketing Science, 22, 2 (Spring), 188-208.


Foster, Joseph A, Golder, Peter N and Gerard J. Tellis (2004), Predicting Takeoff for Whirlpool’s New Personal Valet,” Marketing Science.


Shapiro Carl and Hal R. Varian (1999), The Art of Standard Wars,”  California Management Review, 41, 2 (Winter), 8-32.

Tellis, Gerard J., Rakesh Niraj and Eden Yin (2006), “Network Effects, Quality, and the Success of New High-Tech Products” Working Paper.


Furman, Jeffrey L., Michael E. Porter, and Scott Stern (2002),  The Determinants of National Innovative Capacity,” Research Policy, 31, 899-933.

   

Sood, Ashish and Gerard J. Tellis (2005), "Total Market Returns to Innovation," Working Paper.
Others
 

Golder, Peter and Gerard J. Tellis (1993), "Pioneering Advantage: Marketing Fact or Marketing Legend," Journal of Marketing Research, 30 (May), 158-170.