INNOVATION IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS: REGULATION AND TECHNOLOGY TOWARDS THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE

Romano Dyerson · Alan Pilkington

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The paper explores the inherent relationship between stand-alone products and their technological sub-systems. The development of the electric vehicle, explored in the paper, discusses preliminary issues of radical product innovation against a backdrop of mature technological evolution.

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