This lecture explores the concept of innovation as the use of new knowledge to offer new products, processes, or services, involving invention, commercialization, and appropriation. It delves into imitability, complementary assets, and the importance versus control of assets in the innovation process. The discussion includes examples of complementary assets, their impact on value capture, and the bargaining game between entrepreneurs and asset holders.
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