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| Tekijä: | Florida, R. Browdy, D. |
| Otsikko: | How Westinghouse let another one get away |
| Lehti: | Business and Society Review
1992 : WINTER, 80, p. 19-27 |
| Asiasana: | COMPETITIVENESS COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE HIGH TECHNOLOGY |
| Kieli: | eng |
| Tiivistelmä: | Portable computers with a new kind of display technology began to roll off production lines. This new kind of display will eventually appear in myriad products including a television set that you will hang on the living room wall or fit into a briefcase. These displays will come from a variety of companies - every one of them Japanese. But the technology that makes these displays possible was invented in the United States. The loss of this technology reveals fundamental weaknesses of the U.S. high-technology system. Not only did our large corporations lack the vision and persistence to turn this invention into a marketable product, but the venture capital financiers, who made possible such high-technology industries as semiconductors and personal computers , failed too. As a result, a vital technology developed in the United States slipped away. |
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