I am just asking this from a academic point of view.
Back in the old days, we have many types of PCs, eg, HP, Fujitsu, Apple, Commodore, Atari, etc.
These days, literally all of the PCs are modelled after the orginal; IBM PC. Intel and AMD has also become the main processor manufacturers.
Likewise, in the aircraft industry, back in the good old days, there were McDonald Douglas, Boeing, Gunman, Northorp, Rockwell, General Dynamics.
These days, only a few are left, Eg, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Northorp, etc.
Are these the characteristics of a maturing product? When products mature, do they outdo each other first? Are the examples I cited above characteristics of a maturing product?
2006-07-17
20:39:54
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