Research Focus: Digital Innovation
The research stream “Digital Innovation” at Wi1 looks in depth at the way digitization allows for, drives or hinders innovation. We are especially interested in intangible innovations, like the innovation of services, systems or social settings and the practices, processes and platforms that enable new forms of value creation in these contexts. Typical questions we try to answer are:
- How will big-data drive new digital service business-models?
- How can toolkits support new forms of co-creation and personalization?
- What kinds of tools and platforms are needed to support innovators in the digital age?
We, thus, strive to provide the knowledge and tools needed for leading innovation and transformation.
Research Projects
Related Publications
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Simplifying Solution Space: A Multiple Case study on 3D Printing Toolkits (accepted for publication)
ECIS - European Conference on Information Systems (Istanbul, 12. June 2016 - 15. June 2016) - , :
Learning to speak “digital” – how industry applies cyber-physical design concepts in new systems implementations
Information Systems Foundations Workshop: Theorising Digital Innovation (Canberra, 15. September 2016 - 15. September 2016) - , , :
Towards the Design of a Persuasive Technology for Encouraging Collaborative Prototyping
Personalization in Persuasive Technology - , , :
Innovation practices and their boundary-crossing mechanisms: a review and proposals for the future
In: Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 24 (2012), p. 181–217
ISSN: 0953-7325
DOI: 10.1080/09537325.2012.647647 - , , , , (ed.):
Discontinuous Innovation: Learning to Manage the Unexpected
London: 2013
ISBN: 9781848167803
DOI: 10.1142/p803
URL: https://www.worldscientific.com/worldscibooks/10.1142/p803?srsltid=AfmBOopH0yoTGNktIWKMdGsBHj44p6AKkANXUmeaTLbKtzYLDTykCEsp#t=aboutBook
