Crossing the Chasm

Geoffrey A. Moore

Crossing the Chasm

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Every year hundreds of startups with innovative and interesting products fail, without ever reaching their majority markets. In Crossing the Chasm, Geoffrey Moore explains just how the technology adoption cycle works, showing us how the wrong strategy can lead our company to fall into the “chasm”, meaning the space that separates those who are passionate about new tech, and the majority.

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Analysis and key concepts

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The Technology Adoption Life Cycle

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The five phases of the Technology Adoption Life Cycle

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The chasm that divides the early adopters from the majority

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Before the chasm – early and enthusiastic users

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Dividing your clients into segments to offer each one the best product

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The mainstream market expects more than a simple product

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Choosing your attachment point

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How the value of our product changes over time

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Quotes

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Take-home message

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Many useful tips to:

  • Learn about the cycle used for the adoption of new technologies.
  • Learn to differentiate between the various market sectors.
  • Develop a strategy that allows you to take your product from niche to mainstream markets.

Geoffrey A. Moore is an American author and consultant who works with market dynamics in the field of technological innovation. He devotes part of his time to helping both small startups and big companies, among which are some well-known names such as Salesforce, Microsoft and Intel. He has written several bestsellers, including Escape Velocity, Inside the Tornado and Living on the Fault Line. His first book, Crossing the Chasm, now on its third edition, is considered indispensable reading for anyone who works in marketing in the tech environment.

Publishing house:

Harper Business

Year:

2014

Pages:

288

ISBN:

978-0062353948