solar technology / technology failure / aforementioned energy storage industry / energy storage industry / energy storage market / given complementary technology / energy storage / energy storage technology / disparate technologies / integrating complementary technologies / cospecialization with complementary technologies / minimum viable product / natural gas / software development lead time / technology strategies / technology learning curve / energy modeling / technology costs / storage startup / renewable energy / generation technologies / renewable energy industry / service or product / control electronics / market startup / natural gas plants / wind technology / lean startup / renewable generation technologies / energy storage startup / software startups / energy storage entrant / startup’s product / wind power technology / storage technology / power producers / potential technologies / energy / /
Organization
National Science Foundation / Tulane University / University of Texas / /
Person
Geoffrey G. Parker / Shane / Krishnan / Van Alstyne / Edward G. Anderson Jr. / Van de Ven / Ulrich / /
Product
This idea / /
Technology
storage technology / energy storage technology / smartphones / wind technology / Renewable generation technologies / simulation / two disparate technologies / wind power technology / /
Integration and Cospecialization of Emerging Complementary Technologies by Startups Edward G. Anderson Jr. University of Texas Geoffrey G. Parker Tulane University