![]() ![]() The theoretical framework is applied in two main study cases of aerospace missions, given by: spacecraft Soyuz 1 in 1967 and STS-10/ Space Shuttle Columbia in 2003. Failure is caused by the impossibility of the system to make advances towards the principal goal of the design intent in order to take advantage of important opportunities or to cope with environmental threats. The failure here is a set of errors, which in turn includes a number of faults. This study here seeks to provide a general theoretical framework to clarify the concept of failure and related properties in organizational setting. In markets having innovation-based competition, one of the fundamental problems is the high risk of failure in new innovation projects that generates negative effects on organization performance and related competitive advantage. Overall, then, fishbone diagram seems to be an appropriate and general technique of graphical representation to explore and categorize, clearly and simply, the potential root causes of the evolution of technological innovations for an appropriate management of technology. Fishbone diagram is applied here as a novel graphical representation to identify, explore and analyse whenever possible, the potential root causes of the source and evolution of General Purpose Technologies (GPTs). The fishbone diagram can be a comprehensive theoretical framework to represent and analyze the sources of innovation. In particular, a fishbone diagram (the shape is similar to a fish skeleton) is a common tool used for a cause and effect analysis to identify a complex interplay of causes for a specific problem or event. ![]() Fishbone diagram (also called Ishikawa diagrams or cause-and-effect diagrams) is a graphical technique to show the several causes of a specific event or phenomenon. This study suggests the fishbone diagram for technological analysis. ![]()
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