Chapter 1: Network Effects Flashcards

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What are three values from network effects?

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  1. Exchange
  2. Staying in power
  3. Complementary benefits
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What are one sided markets and same-side exchange benefits?

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  1. Most value from singe class of users

2. Benefits derived by interaction among members of a single class

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What are two-sided markets and cross-side exchange benefits?

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  1. Two distinct categories of participants, both of which are need to deliver value
  2. When the rise of one user of the market causes rise in the second user
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Is network effects bad for innovation?

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Can limit competition against dominant standard, but innovation within standard can blossom

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What is “seed the market” strategy?

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In a two sided market, firms can change the ones who are willing to pay

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What is the “leverage backward compatibility” strategy?

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Ability to take advantage of complimentary products develop for a prior generation of technology

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What is the “pre-announcement” strategy?

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Announcing future product to delay purchasing decisions.

The Osborne Effect: A firm pre-announcing a product or service and experiencing a share drop in sales of current offerings as user wait

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