S-curve

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S-curve may refer to the following:

  • A logistic function which depicts an initial slow change, followed by a rapid change and then ending in a slow change again. This results in an "S" shaped line when depicted graphically. The S-curve is often used to describe how new technology is adapted. Initially people are slow to begin to use the technology but once it is accepted growth is rapid. Finally, growth slows down when the market is saturated and/or newer technology comes along. (see diffusion of innovations)
  • A reverse curve, a place where a road or railroad curves in one direction and then in the opposite direction, resembling the letter S.
  • S-Curve Records, a recording company.
  • The "S-Curve" is a section of highway US 131 in downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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