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Strategy Science - March 2024 issue
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Strategy Science - March 2024 issue
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Todd Zenger
Posted 04-11-2024 10:06
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Dear Friends of Strategy Science,
I am pleased to share with you the
March 2024 issue of Strategy Science
, which features five great papers:
Profiting from Data Commons: Theory, Evidence, and Strategy Implications
by
Jason Potts
,
Andrew Torrance
,
Dietmar Harhoff
, and
Eric von Hippel
In an increasing number of circumstances, giving innovation designs away for free is more profitable for innovating firms than is IP protection. This paper explains why, and offers data commons as a general solution to "the management of free innovation".
Decoding Culture: Tools for Behavioral Strategists
by
Özgecan Koçak
and
Phanish Puranam
We show how the vast complexity of cultures can be analyzed in terms of building blocks called "codes"- each a fuzzy mapping between two types of concepts.
Market Segment, Organizational Form, and Information Technology Fit
by
Victor Manuel Bennett
,
Ines Black
, and
Todd Hall
Why might established firms be slow to adopt new technologies? We find that some may optimally forgo new technologies that don't fit their strategy and organizational choices.
Revisiting the World Management Survey in Strategy: Applications to Theory and Replication
by
Daniela Scur
and
Sarah Wolfolds
This paper describes how the World Management Survey (WMS) can be a useful tool for replication. We describe the data and key strategy questions the WMS could address, including the fit between activities, managing in institutional voids, and SHRM.
Re-Examining the Industry Experience-Venture Survival Relationship
by
Agnes Guenther
and
J. Myles Shaver
Using an inferred pattern analysis, we challenge conventional wisdom that the causal mechanism underlying the industry experience–venture survival relationship involves applying industry-specific knowledge. We propose empirically-grounded alternative causal mechanisms.
Please enjoy these papers and share them with your colleagues. Also, please connect with us on
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or follow us on
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Sincerely,
Todd Zenger
Editor-in-Chief
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