Network Intensity: Assessing The Strategic Value of Installed Base

  • McIntyre D
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The purpose of this research is to explore variation in the influence of networkeffects across competitive settings. Specifically, this study tests for significantdifferences in the impact of a product’s installed base on its growth in an industryinfluenced by network effects, application software. Variation in size-on-growth effectsacross industry segments is conjectured to be a function of the network intensity,or degree of consumer interdependence, of the segments. The results illustratesignificant variation in the magnitude of size-on-growth effects across segments,consistent with the notion of network intensity. Implications for strategy in hightechnologysettings are discussed.

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McIntyre, D. (1970). Network Intensity: Assessing The Strategic Value of Installed Base. Journal of Business Strategies, 28(2), 177–195. https://doi.org/10.54155/jbs.28.2.177-195

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