Ooh, these are both really interesting questions--I don't actually know however! Slightly to the side of what I'm currently researching. If you're looking at stuff on work though, you might want to check out 1) Nick Shackleton Jone's book on learning at work 2) My piece of autonomy and the citations there? 3) Gallup always has some fascinating stuff about what makes people stay in jobs, the biggest of which is seemingly have about one friend there they really like. The last one might touch on some of your questions about the TINA problem.
I'll keep thinking about the early adopter problem!
Ooh, these are both really interesting questions--I don't actually know however! Slightly to the side of what I'm currently researching. If you're looking at stuff on work though, you might want to check out 1) Nick Shackleton Jone's book on learning at work 2) My piece of autonomy and the citations there? 3) Gallup always has some fascinating stuff about what makes people stay in jobs, the biggest of which is seemingly have about one friend there they really like. The last one might touch on some of your questions about the TINA problem.
I'll keep thinking about the early adopter problem!
Sorry for delays, been traveling :)