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It is especially indispensable for new businesses or industries to predict the innovation of new technologies. This requires an understanding of how the complex process of innovation, which is accomplished through more efficient products, processes, services, technologies, or ideas, is adopted and diffused in the market, government, and society. Furthermore, detecting “weak signals” (signs) of change in science and technology (S&T) is also important to foretell events associated with innovations in technology. Thus, we explore the dynamic behavior of weak signals of a specific technological innovation using the agent-based simulating tool NetLogo. This study provides a deeper understanding of the early stages of complex technology innovation, and the models are capable of analyzing initial complex interaction structures between components of technologies and between agents engaged in collective invention.
Sun Hi Yoo; Dongkyu Won. Simulation of Weak Signals of Nanotechnology Innovation in Complex System. Sustainability 2018, 10, 486 .
AMA StyleSun Hi Yoo, Dongkyu Won. Simulation of Weak Signals of Nanotechnology Innovation in Complex System. Sustainability. 2018; 10 (2):486.
Chicago/Turabian StyleSun Hi Yoo; Dongkyu Won. 2018. "Simulation of Weak Signals of Nanotechnology Innovation in Complex System." Sustainability 10, no. 2: 486.
This paper focuses on how human needs are reflected in the market and how several technological and political policies affect the market share of government-supported industries, as well as the satisfaction of human desires and consequent happiness. In this paper, we seek to understand the dynamics of consumer decision-making processes in relation to technology products in the market. In this study, we present a new marketing model based on human needs, wants, and demands, and focus on both holistic and social perspectives. We have shown that human-based policy dynamics and sustainable human happiness can be realized by stimulating national policies for consumer happiness in the human-needs-based sector, e.g., the healthcare industry.
Jong-Yeon Lim; Sun Hi Yoo; Dongkyu Won. A Human-Needs-Based Dynamics to Simulate Technology Policy and Its Effects on Both Business Success and Human Happiness. Sustainability 2016, 8, 1225 .
AMA StyleJong-Yeon Lim, Sun Hi Yoo, Dongkyu Won. A Human-Needs-Based Dynamics to Simulate Technology Policy and Its Effects on Both Business Success and Human Happiness. Sustainability. 2016; 8 (12):1225.
Chicago/Turabian StyleJong-Yeon Lim; Sun Hi Yoo; Dongkyu Won. 2016. "A Human-Needs-Based Dynamics to Simulate Technology Policy and Its Effects on Both Business Success and Human Happiness." Sustainability 8, no. 12: 1225.