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Management of Technology and Innovation

Management of Technology and Innovation

The strategic management of technological change and innovation processes, including R&D management, technology transfer, innovation ecosystems, intellectual property, and commercialization of new technologies
8 papers in this specialization

Paperzilla Papers in Management of Technology and Innovation

Measuring the Impact of Early-2025 AI on Experienced Open-Source Developer Productivity

In a study of experienced open-source developers, access to AI tools like Cursor Pro and Claude actually *increased* the time it took to complete tasks by 19%. Surprisingly, both expert forecasters and the developers themselves predicted significant *speedups* from using AI, even after the developers had used the tools. This highlights a disconnect between perceived and actual AI impact on productivity.
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paper_1652.pdf
Sep 18, 08:06 AM

The GenAI Divide - STATE OF AI IN BUSINESS 2025

Most enterprises are getting little to no return on their AI investments. The AI tools that deliver the most value are customized for specific tasks and designed to learn from experience. This contrasts with the widespread adoption of tools like ChatGPT, which are popular but ultimately don't transform business processes.
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v0.1_State_of_AI_in_Business_2025_Report.pdf
Aug 23, 08:44 AM

Navegando lo incierto

A survey of Ibero-American publishing professionals reveals concerns about copyright infringement and job displacement due to AI, alongside cautious optimism about potential benefits. While some see AI as a threat to creative work, others view it as a tool for efficiency and market expansion. There is a clear demand for regulation and ethical guidelines for AI in publishing.
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Navegando-lo-incierto-Jun5.pdf
Aug 04, 12:41 AM

Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Organisational Propensity to Innovate in a Public Sector Context

Among Ukrainian water utility employees, self-awareness, entrepreneurial orientation, knowledge-enabling, and entrepreneurial leadership are positively linked to perceived organizational innovativeness. Interestingly, intrapreneurial self-efficacy showed no direct relationship with innovation. The findings suggest that fostering these specific behaviors could potentially enhance innovation in similar public sector settings.
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Entrepreneurial%20Behaviour%20and%20Organisational%20Propensity%20to%20Innovate%20in%20a%20Public%20Sector%20Context.pdf
Jul 14, 05:24 PM

Measuring Technological Innovation Over the Long Run

This paper introduces a new text-based measure of patent significance that predicts future citations and correlates with market value. Using this measure, the authors identify three major technological waves over two centuries and show that these waves are strong predictors of aggregate and sectoral productivity.
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w25266.pdf
Jul 14, 10:37 AM

Transdisciplinary sustainability research in real-world labs: success factors and methods for change

This study identified eleven success factors for transdisciplinary sustainability research in real-world labs (RwLs), including balancing scientific and societal aims, addressing practitioner needs, and using active communication. It also categorized methods used in 14 RwLs in Germany for collaboration between science and practice, offering practical guidance for RwL design and implementation.
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s11625-020-00886-8.pdf
Jul 14, 10:37 AM

Organizational agility: ill-defined and somewhat confusing? A systematic literature review and conceptualization

Organizational Agility (OA) is a dynamic capability needed for superior business performance in volatile environments, and achieved via agility drivers, enablers, capabilities and dimensions. Management plays a crucial role by monitoring market developments, assessing uncertainties, ranking drivers, and making decisions about agility-enhancing strategies.
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s11301-020-00186-6.pdf
Jul 14, 10:37 AM

The art of crafting a systematic literature review in entrepreneurship research

This article presents a guide for crafting systematic literature reviews (SLRs) in entrepreneurship research. It emphasizes the importance of transparency, objectivity, and a structured approach. The authors offer practical advice, covering various stages from planning and conducting the review to disseminating findings, along with some recommendations specific to the field of entrepreneurship.
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s11365-020-00635-4.pdf
Jul 14, 10:37 AM
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