The Dynamics of the Computer Industry: Modeling the Supply of Workstations and their Components

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Springer Science & Business Media, Dec 6, 2012 - Business & Economics - 211 pages
Computers communicate globally via satellite or fiber optic links, wide area networks share resources thousands of miles away, and the average home can have the capacity of access information at the push of a button - the digital information age has arrived! Several technologies have made this computer age possible, helped it grow, and affected its dynamics over time. This book addresses the problem of formulating a model that interrelates the factors that drive the supply of these technologies over time to the attributes of the computers that are manufactured from them.
 

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Model Behavior and Sensitivity Results
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Components Physical Characteristics Trends
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Conclusions and Suggestions for Future Research
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