High-Technology Industries and Market Structure Roger on 09/03/2020 This is a review of various economic phenomenon that are important in high-technology industries, such as personalization of products and pricing, versioning, bundling, switching costs, lock-in, economics of scale, network effects, complements and computer-mediated contracts. Most of these forces tend to point towards higher industry concentration rations for technology-intensive industries. Related Category: Notes Post navigation Previous: Previous post: Start With a Pain Point: How to Find SaaS Customers Before You Even Have a ProductNext: Next post: What I Learned from Running Standup Meetings Remotely as a Product Manager