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Innovation Adoption Curve
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Analyse the rate at which innovations are adopted. Explanation of Innovation Adoption Curve of Everett Rogers. |
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What is the Innovation Adoption Curve? DescriptionThe innovation adoption curve of Rogers is a model that classifies adopters of innovations into various categories. It is based on the idea that certain individuals are inevitably more open for adaptation than others. It is also called: Multi-Step Flow Theory or Diffusion of Innovations Theory.
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| Tracy Harris - Canada | Adoption Curve Profiling Tool | "Does anyone know of an adoption curve profiling tool that is used to identify innovators and early adapters?" |
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| - Italy | Viral marketing | "Viral marketing is spreading in the web.
It seems to support Accidental Influentials theory." |
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Compare with the Innovation Adoption Curve: Product Life Cycle | Bass Diffusion Model | Positioning | ADL Matrix
Return to Management Hub: Change & Organization | Marketing | Strategy
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| ● (France) | Innovation Adoption by Product / Service | "We could go even further and recognise the % will vary according to product/service as well and not just industry or country, there are a lot of variables. I think the %s in the model are purely illustrative and would not bear detailed analysis." | |
| ● Geoff Dickinson (Australia) | Pareto Principle behind Innovation Adoption Curve | "It's pretty obvious that the adoption curve is mathematically a restate or refinement of the Pareto Principle adapted to/recognising standard deviation and t factors. Thus both illustrative and mathematically averaged. 2.5% ~third standard deviation remainer. 13.5% ~ balance to get to 16% second standard deviation. 34% + 34% ~68% ~t factor for first standard deviation. 16%~ second standard deviation remainder." |
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| ● Rajan Mani (India) | Cyclicity to the Life of a Product | "Speaking as a teacher of marketing and management, concepts like the Product Life Cycle and Innovation Adoption Curve suffer from the failing that they cannot be fitted into a time frame. (Anybody who could predict a time frame for these curves at the start of the cycle would have to be a damned good astrologer!) The robustness of these concepts lies in their ability to let us understand that there is a cyclicity to the life of a product, and that not everybody adopts a new innovation at the same time." |
| ● Baffled (Australia) | Thanks | "This fits into my masters research beautifully ... thanks!" | |
| ● (France) | Mass Marketing? | "Is this not simply another definition of mass marketing? From the Business Dictionary definition of Mass Marketing, "Broad-brush, unfocussed attempt to appeal to an entire market with one basic marketing strategy utilizing mass distribution and mass media. Also called undifferentiated marketing." I fail to see the "breakthrough" here.... please enlighten!" |
| ● Brendan Dunphy (UK/france) | Influencers | "I don't understand this comment but would like to if David would care to elaborate." |