Innovation
Thoughts on AI, deep tech and data — plus weekly reads from the innovation and technology management literature.
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Entrepreneurship Notions (Weekly Reads - Mar 5)
Fatal attraction: A systematic review and research agenda of the dark triad in entrepreneurship - The dark triad has been getting a lot of attention in the recent years. It refers to these three related traits: narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy. In this review in the…
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Weekly Reads (Feb 26)
Attentional Engagement as Practice: A Study of the Attentional Infrastructure of Healthcare Chief Executive Officers - I just learned about the attention-based view of the firm a week ago, and now, I've been seeing more about it in my casual reading of the literature. Quite…
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When to stop and when to continue (Weekly Reads - Feb 19)
Strategic and cultural contexts of real options reasoning in innovation portfolios - Options thinking is something I've heard a lot recently. From what I understand, it's about maximizing a company's flexibility in making decisions, trying to delay committing into something as much as possible. This…
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Inequalities Everywhere (Weekly Reads - Feb 10)
Why Do Wealthy Parents Have Wealthy Children? - Typical explanation is good genes, better parenting and safety nets. This study however controls for genes by studying children born in Korea but adopted by Norwegian parents. I cannot access the article itself but the abstract is…
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Weekly Reads - Feb 05
A review of data analytics in technological forecasting - comprehensive review on how data analytics has been used for technological forecasting. Data has been used to inform the following: Technology trend analysis - extract clusters and topics Emerging trend analysis - identify promising patents Product…
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Weekly Reads - Jan 29
Fifty years of information management research: A conceptual structure analysis using structural topic modeling - A bibliometric analysis of the information management field. Their framework grouping the various topics under different levels (information retrieval, information systems, information context and information environment) is useful in navigating…
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Weekly Reads - Jan 22
Do Startup Employees Earn More in the Long Run? - I would have thought that startup employees would earn more, but this study in the Danish context found that startup employees ended up with less 17% less salary over the next 10 years. They attribute…
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Weekly Reads - Jan 15
Evaluating impact from research: A methodological framework - proposes a typology of research impact evaluation methods. They identify the following designs: experimental and statistical methods, systems analysis, textual, oral and arts-based methods, indicator-based approaches, evidence synthesis approaches. Appraising research policy instrument mixes: a multicriteria mapping…
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Weekly Reads - Jan 8
Happy new year everyone! Here are my interesting reads from the holidays up to today. Developing a unified definition of digital transformation - studies that aim to define a certain concept are always fascinating. In this study, they review the digital transformation literature and complement…
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Weekly Reads - Dec 18
Impact for whom? Mapping the users of public research with lexicon‑based text mining - When I moved to the social sciences, the impact of my research became much more difficult to define and perceive. This study maps the various communities that such research can have…
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