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| Author: | Baaij, M. Greeven, M. Dalen, J. van |
| Title: | Persistent superior economic performance, sustainable competitive advantage, and Schumpeterian innovation: Leading established computer firms, 1954-2000 |
| Journal: | European Management Journal
2004 : OCT, VOL 22:5, p. 517-531 |
| Index terms: | International Information technology Computers Companies Profitability Performance appraisal Competitive advantage Innovation |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | Sustainable competitive advantage (hereafter as: s-c-adv.) is a key concept in strategy practice and research. Previous research revealed that persistent superiour economic performance (here as: sup-perf.) is very rare. Also, theory predicts that Schumpeterian innovation (here as: S-inn./S-inns.) will erode s-c-adv. and thus prevent leading established firms attain persistent sup-perf. This study of Fortune Global 500 computer firms, active in a dynamic industry with widely acknowledged S-inns., found a relatively high ratio of firms achieving persistent sup-perf. |
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