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Description
Current research focuses on the theory of Complexity as
an interpretative framework and on its application to industrial
clusters and New Product Development in distributed environments. He is
currently involved in two European projects. The first is about
regional clusters (together with the University of Tolouse, France, and
Bologna, Italy) and the second is about a computer simulation regarding
the importance of diversity in new product development.
Has a background in physics and has been Project Manager for various
Research and Development European projects with several years
experience in the laser industry and laser research. In 1997 I moved
into Academia at the University of Durham, where I currently teach in
Management of Innovation. He is also Chairman of the Durham Business
School Alumni Association, director of the Complexity Society and
director of the Summer School “e-Business and Complexity: New
Management Practices”, held at the University of Lecce in Italy.
Lecture:
lecture On the Relevance of Extremes vs. Means in Organization Science as author at Conference Sessions, 6832 views |