Technovation

REQUEST TO THE TECHNOVATION COMMUNITY At Technovation Elsevier we strive to disseminate and acknowledge our research papers’ relevance by driving societal transformation, whether it be at the policymaking, administrative, managerial, or economic levels. In light of this, we encourage our colleagues, who have previously contributed to Technovation Elsevier, to inform us of the impact their paper(s) may have had. This impact could manifest through various avenues, such as informing and stimulating new policy and academic discussions, influencing the development and management of innovative technologies (e.g., patents), creating new managerial tools, influencing actions or changing the mindset of practitioners, initiating projects that engage society, or even embarking on impact activities such as public engagement in person or through media platforms. Evidence of such relevance can include, but not be limited to, reports, web links or other publicly available sources of information about organizations, including in society, industry, charities and government, that benefited from research outputs published in Technovation Elsevier, as well as statements provided by beneficiaries and empirical metrics demonstrating the impact. We would appreciate if you could please get in touch with us to provide us with further evidence. Georgina.Jiang@elsevier.com Thank you!!!

Grand challenges require radical large-scale solutions, which need to be developed by multiple competitors collaborating in strategic innovation networks, but how can multilateral coopetition be effectively managed in strategic innovation networks to develop radical innovations? 🧐 A recent paper published in Technovation addresses this specific question. You can find all details 👇 https://lnkd.in/dFEy9xSM By: Audrey Rouyre, Anne-Sophie Fernandez, Olga Bruyaka Research Highlights • Multilateral coopetition in strategic innovation networks fosters radical innovation. • Effective management of multilateral coopetition in strategic innovation networks involves a dual-tiered approach and a combination of management principles. • Multilateral coopetition management evolves with changes in strategic goals and network performance.

We kick off November by sharing this interview we conducted with the Editor-in-Chief of Technovation, Prof. Wim Vanhaverbeke, a year ago, where he shared some reflections, interesting data, facts and insights about the journal. A year later, this interview still represents a must-to-be-seen, so don't miss it!!! 👇 https://lnkd.in/deJMFeKJ

🎆 TODAY! Join PAI's Dr Erick Sperandio as he presents the first webinar of his University Global Partnership Network (UGPN) project, focused on AI for extreme weather events forecasting and disaster risk management (AI4EWEDRM). Dr Sperandio is Principal Investigator (PI), Dr Benjamin Rachunok of North Carolina State University (NCSU) and Professor Roberto Marcondes of USP - Universidade de São Paulo are co-PIs, and Dr Feja Lesniewska, Dr Yidu Bu, Dr Stelvia Matos, Professor Prashant Kumar (all from University of Surrey) and Professor Ge Yang (NCSU) are co-investigators. Join them for this highly topical, exciting webinar! Zoom: https://lnkd.in/e2F2Q-qC #ExtremeWeatherEventsForecasting #DisasterRiskManagement #AI4EWEDRM #AI

We say goodbye to October by presenting a recent Technovation paper that discusses the goal and performance heterogeneity of academic spinoffs 👏 By: Alice Civera, Alfredo De Massis, Michele Meoli, Silvio Vismara Research Highlights • Performances of academic spinoffs are due to motivations and goals. • Extrinsic monetary motivations are more likely to lead to generate higher profits. • Extrinsic reputational motivations are more likely to lead to higher growth. • Intrinsic motivations are more likely to lead to longer survive. • The effects of motivations are negatively moderated by the team's complexity. You can find all details about the paper 👇 https://lnkd.in/dtBSa4jW #OrganizationalGoal #Performance #Success #AcademicSpinoff #AcademicEntrepreneurship

Which are the antecedents of individual-level absorptive capacity? 🤔 A new paper published in Technovation answers the above question, by unveiling the interplay between dispositions and work context. 👏 You can find all details about the paper 👇 https://lnkd.in/dBYPkiXG By: H. Emre Yildiz, Adis Murtic, PhD, Sergey Morgulis-Yakushev, Magnus Klofsten Research Highlights • Interactionist perspective on individual-level absorptive capacity. • Multidimensional study of individual-level absorptive capacity. • Individual absorptive capacity depends on the perceived characteristics of the work context. • Individual characteristics and work context have opposing effects on absorptive capacity. #AbsorptiveCapacity #Autonomy #InteractionistPerspective #NeedForCognition #ProactivePersonality #TimePressure

Which are the tensions between manufacturers, technology providers, and customers in digital servitization ecosystems? 🤔 A recent paper published in Technovation provides an answer to this relevant question. 👏 By: Guilherme Smania, Lauro Osiro, Néstor Fabián Ayala, Wim Coreynen, Glauco mendes Research Highlights • Inter-firm collaboration instigates paradoxical tensions among ecosystem actors. • Paradoxical tensions in digital servitization ecosystems are interconnected. • The study demonstrates the cause-and-effect relationships of paradoxical tensions. • Paradoxical tensions are classified based on their driving and dependence power. You can find all details about the paper 👇 https://lnkd.in/djrUusSr #DigitalServitization #DigitalServitizationEcosystems #InterfirmCollaboration #InterorganizationalTensions #AgriculturalMachinery #ParadoxLens

As algorithms powered by AI are increasingly involved in the management of organizations, it becomes imperative to conduct human-centered AI management research and understand people's feelings and behaviors when machines gain power over humans. Want to find out how? Check one of the latest papers in Technovation👇 https://lnkd.in/dSbTTPhh By: Mengchen Dong, Ph.D., Jean-Francois Bonnefon, Iyad Rahwan Research Highlights • Human reactions to AI management can be biased in vignette and case studies. • Vignette studies are biased by forecasting error, media coverage, and question substitution. • Case studies are biased by social desirability and lack of randomization and control. • Field experiments on crowdsourced marketplaces can mitigate these limitations. • One field experiment on Mturk shows similar human reactions to AI and human managers. #AI #AlgorithmicManagement #AlgorithmAversion #AlgorithmAppreciation #FutureOfWork #WorkDesign #Crowdsourcing

🚨New paper alert in Technovation🚨 Nurturing innovation through intelligent failure: The art of failing on purpose 🥰 By: Alessandro Narduzzo, Valentina Forrer 👏 Research Highlights • Organizations avoid learning from failure despite its potential. • ntelligent failure is a practice of learning from failing on purpose. • Failing on purpose is a provocative way to access breakthrough innovation. • Intelligent failure is modeled as a process to make it implementable by the firms. You can find all details 👇 https://lnkd.in/duTWHgpk #IntelligentFailure #InnovationFailure #LearningFromFailure #Breakthrough #DoubleLoopLearning