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THE JOURNAL OF PRODUCT INNOVATION MANAGEMENT The Journal of Product Innovation Management 18 (2001) 420 Author Index to Volume 18 Prepared by the Editor, who is solely responsible for any error Lemon, Katherine N., 96-109 contained in this index. A similar index has appeared annu- Lynn, Gary S., 374-387 ally, and a cumulative ten-year index was published in our November 1993 issue. McDonough III, Edward F., 110-120 Meyer, Marc H., 188-204 Akgiin, Ali E., 374-387 Morgan, Neil A., 396—407 Avlonitis, George J., 324-342 Nicholson, Carolyn Y., 154-168 Bakke, Geir, 388-395 Barezak, Gloria 110-120 O’Connor, Gina Colarelli, 231-246 Bonner, Joseph M., 258-271 Olson, Erik L., 388-395 Boone, Derrick S., 96-109 Olson, Eric M., 258-271 Calantone, Roger J., 82-95 Papastathopoulou, Paulina G., 324-342 Chhajed, Dilip, 219-230 Plouffe, Christopher R., 65-81 Danneels, Erwin, 357-373 Repenning, Nelson P., 285-300 de Brentani, Ulrike, 169-187 Riek, Raymond F., 301-313 DeTore, Arthur, 188-204 Robben, Henry S.J., 3-14 Droge, Cornelia, 82-95 Ruekert, Robert W., 258-271 Gemser, Gerda, 28-38 Schatzel, Kim E., 82-95 Gounaris, Spiros P. 324-342 Sethi, Rajesh, 154-168 Shea, Christine M., 15-27 Hauser, John R., 134-153 Staelin, Richard 96-109 Howell, Jane M., 15-27 Hulland, John, 65-81 Tholke Jiirg M., 3-14 Hultink, Erik Jan, 3-14 Kahn, Kenneth B., 110-120, 314-323 Vandenbosch, Mark, 65-81 Kappel, Thomas A., 39-50 Veryzer, Robert W., 231-246 Kim, Kilsun, 219-230 von Hippel, Eric, 247-257 Kleinschmidt, Elko J., 357-373 Vorhies, Douglas W., 396-407 Leenders, Mark A.A.M, 28-38 Walker, Jr., Orville C., 258-271 0737-6782/01/$ — see front matter © 2001 Elsevier Science Inc. All rights reserved. Pil: SO737-6782(01)00131-X THE JOURNAL OF PRODUCT INNOVATION MANAGEMENT The Journal of Product Innovation Management 18 (2001) 421-422 Subject Index to Volume 18 Prepared by Editor, who is solely responsible for any errors monality in Vertical Product Line Extension (Kilsun Kim and contained in this index. A similar index has appeared annu- Dilip Chhajed), 219-230. ally, and a cumulative ten-year index was published in our The Impact of Firm Introductory Strategies on Consumers’ Per- November 1993 issue. ceptions of Future Product Introductions and Purchase Deci- sions (Derrick S. Boone, Katherine N. Lemon and Richard Forecasting Staelin), 96-109. The Impact of Firm Introductory Strategies on Consumers’ Per- Innovative versus Incremental New Business Services: Different Keys for Achieving Success (Ulrike de Brentani), 169-187. ceptions of Future Product Introductions and Purchase Deci- Intermediating Technologies and Multi-Group Adoption: A Com- sions (Derrick S. Boone, Katherine N. Lemon and Richard parison of Consumer and Merchant Adoption Intentions To- Staelin), 96-109. ward a New Electronic Payment System (Christopher R. Intermediating Technologies and Multi-Group Adoption: A Com- Plouffe, Mark Vandenbosch and John Hulland), 65-81. parison of Consumer and Merchant Adoption Intentions To- ward a New Electronic Payment System (Christopher R. Launching New Product Features: A Multiple Case Examination (Jiirg M. Thélke, Erik Jan Hultink and Henry S.J. Robben), Plouffe, Mark Vandenbosch and John Hulland), 65-81. 3-14. PERSPECTIVE: Creating a Platform-based Approach for Devel- Market Analysis oping New Services (Marc H. Meyer and Arthur DeTore), Beyond the Firm’s Initial Declaration: Are Preannouncements of 188-204. New Product Introductions and Withdrawals Alike? (Kim E. PERSPECTIVE: User Toolkits for Innovation (Eric von Hippel), Schatzel, Roger J. Calantone and Cornelia Droge), 82-95. 247-257. An Empirically-Based Typology of Product Innovativeness for Product Innovativeness from the Firm’s Perspective: Its Dimen- New Financial Services: Success and Failure Scenarios sions and their Relation with Project Selection and Perfor- (George J. Avlonitis, Paulina G. Papastathopoulou, and Spi- mance (Erwin Danneels and Elko J. Kleinschmidt), 357-373. ros P. Gounaris), 324-342. Project Visioning: Its Components and Impact on New Product An Experimental Investigation of Valuation change Due to Com- Success (Gary S. Lynn and Ali E. Akgiin), 374-387. monality in Vertical Product Line Extension (Kilsun Kim and Understanding Fire Fighting in New Product Development Dilip Chhajed), 219-230. (Nelson P. Repenning), 285-300. The Impact of Firm Introductory Strategies on Consumers’ Per- ceptions of Future Product Introductions and Purchase Deci- sions (Derrick S. Boone, Katherine N. Lemon and Richard Organizing for Innovation Staelin), 96-109. Champion Behavior and Project Performance (Jane M. Howell and Intermediating Technologies and Multi-Group Adoption: A Com- Chritine M. Shea), 15-27. parison of Consumer and Merchant Adoption Intentions To- Implementing the Lead User Method in a High Technology Firm: ward a New Electronic Payment System (Christopher R. A Longitudinal Study of Intentions versus Actions (Erik L. Plouffe, Mark Vandenbosch and John Hulland), 65-81. Olson and Geir Bakke), 388-395. Market Orientation, Interdepartmental Integration, and Product An Investigation of the Use of Global, Virtual, and Co-Located Development Performance (Kenneth B. Kahn), 314-323. New Product Development Teams (Edward F. McDonough Nature of Market Visioning for Technology-Based Radical Inno- III, Kenneth B. Kahn and Gloria Barezak), 110-120. vation (Gina Colarelli O’Connor and Rober W. Veryzer), Market Orientation, Interdepartmental Integration, and Product 231-246. Development Performance (Kenneth B. Kahn), 314-323. Product Innovativeness from the Firm’s Perspective: Its Dimen- The Patterns of Cooperation During New Product Development sions and their Relation with Project Selection and Perfor- Among Marketing, Operations and R&D: Implications for mance (Erwin Danneels and Elko J. Kleinschmidt), 357-373. Project Performance (Eric M. Olson, Orville C. Walker, Jr., Robert W. Ruekert and Joseph M. Bonner), 258-271. Structural and Contextual Correlates of Charged Behavior in Prod- New Product Planning uct Development Teams (Rajesh Sethi and Carolyn Y. An Empirically-Based Typology of Product Innovativeness for Nicholson), 154-168. New Financial Services: Success and Failure Scenarios (George J. Avlonitis, Paulina G. Papastathopoulou, and Spi- ros P. Gounaris), 324-342. Product Concept An Experimental Investigation of Valuation change Due to Com- Nature of Market Visioning for Technology-Based Radical Inno- 0737-6782/01/$ — see front matter © 2001 Elsevier Science Inc. All rights reserved. PII: S0737-6782(01)00131-X 422 Subject Index / The Journal of Product Innovation Management 18 (2001) 421—422 vation (Gina Colarelli O'Connor and Rober W. Veryzer), Product Quality Alignment and Business Unit Performance (Neil 231-246. A. Morgan and Douglas W. Vorhies), 396—407. Product Development Strategy FROM EXPERIENCE: Capturing Hard-Won NPD Lessons in Innovative versus Incremental New Business Services: Different Checklists (Raymond F. Riek), 301-313. Keys for Achieving Success (Ulrike de Brentani), 169-187. How Integrating Industrial Design in the Product Development Metrics Thermostat (John R. Hauser), 134-153. Process Impacts on Company Performance (Gerda Gemser Perspectives on Roadmaps: How Organizations Talk About the and Mark A.A.M. Leenders), 28-38. Future (Thomas A. Kappel), 39-50. Implementing the Lead User Method in a High Technology Firm: Project Visioning: Its Components and Impact on New Product A Longitudinal Study of Intentions versus Actions (Erik L. Success (Gary S. Lynn and Ali E. Akgiin), 374-387. Olson and Geir Bakke), 388-395. Understanding Fire Fighting in New Product Development Innovative versus Incremental New Business Services: Different (Nelson P. Repenning), 285-300. Keys for Achieving Success (Ulrike de Brentani), 169-187. Metrics Thermostat (John R. Hauser), 134-153. Technological Innovation PERSPECTIVE: Creating a Platform-based Approach for Devel- Launching New Product Features: A Multiple Case Examination oping New Services (Mare H. Meyer and Arthur DeTore), (Jiirg M. Thélke, Erik Jan Hultink and Henry S.J. Robben), 188-204. 3-14. PERSPECTIVE: User Toolkits for Innovation (Eric von Hippel), Perspectives on Roadmaps: How Organizations Talk About the 247-257. Future (Thomas A. Kappel), 39-50.