Diffusion Dynamics of Radical Innovation
Diffusion dynamics of radical innovation across adopter-stage inheritances.
Innovations diffuse through social systems at predictable curve-stages influenced by perceived-relative-advantage, compatibility, complexity, trialability, observability. The LHS Lens treats diffusion as inheritance-and-conditioning-of-the-adopters at each stage: each adopter-stage operates at a different inherited-conditioning-context, and the discipline is to ask which badge they're carrying as well as which innovation.
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