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MILAN, ITALY - 02ND / 04TH JULY 2018

TRANSFORMATIONAL CHALLENGESFOR ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETY

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SUNDAY JULY 1ST, 2018

19.00 Welcome Event and Networking Aperitif @ Villa Necchi Campiglio, Milano

Conference Pre-Registration

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MONDAY JULY 2ND, 2018

CONFERENCE DAY 1

08:00-08:45 Conference Registration: Aula Magna Carassa e Dadda, Building BL 28, Politecnico di Milano

08:45-11:15

Plenary Session: Aula Magna Carassa e Dadda, Building BL 28, Politecnico di Milano

Welcome Speech:

ü Alessandro Perego, Academic Director - School of Management, Politecnico di Milano

Introduction to the R&D Management Conference 2018 by the Conference Co-Chairs:

ü Vittorio Chiesa, Full Professor of Strategy and Marketing – School of Management, Politecnico di Milano ü Federico Frattini, Full Professor of Strategic Management and Innovation – School of Management, Politecnico di Milano

Academic Keynote Speeches and Executive Roundtable introduced and moderated by: Luca de Biase, Innovation Editor at Il Sole 24 Ore and Nòva24

Academic Keynote Speeches:

ü Melissa Schilling, Professor of Management & Organizations - New York University, USA “The Multifaceted Roles of Collaboration in Innovation”

ü Frank Piller, Professor of Technology and Innovation Management - RWTH Aachen University, Germany ”Innovation in the Age of Smart Products & Services: How the Industrial Internet of Things and Digitalization are Changing our Innovation System”

Executive Roundtable on “Innovation, Sustainability and the Future of Work”:

ü Arrigo Berni, Chairman @ Moleskine ü Carlo Capè, Co-Founder and CEO @ BIP ü Manlio Ciralli, Chief Brand & Innovation Officer Italy, Eastern Europe, EMEA, India @ The Adecco Group ü Massimo Della Porta, Group CEO @ SAES Group ü Neil Sholay, Vice President Innovation EMEA and J-APAC @ Oracle

11:15-11:45

Coffee Break (Building BL28, first floor)

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Parallel sessions: 11:45 – 13:15 Track 2: Digital platforms and digital technologies

Track 3: Environmental sustainability, social

impact and innovation

Track 4: Finance for innovation: new tools and

approaches

Track 5: Implementing open innovation: from

theory to practice

Track 7: Innovation dynamics and organizational performance: novel strategies and approaches

Track 8: Managing at the intersection between Innovation and supply chain management

Track 12: Team, leadership & organization for creativity and

innovation Room: BL 28, Aula Magna

Carassa e Dadda Room: BL.28.1.1 Room: BL.28.1.2 Room: BL.28.2.1 Room: BL.28.2.2 Room: MIP 0.4 Room: MIP 1.1 Track Chair: Anthony Di

Benedetto Track Chair: Marika Arena Track Chair: Vincenzo Butticé Track Chair: Valentina Lazzarotti Track Chair: Vito Manfredi Latilla Track Chair: Vittorio Chiesa Track Chair: Raffaella Cagliano

The Multiple Effects of Technology Framing on Technology Adoption:

Development of a Multiple Item Scale

Klos, Christoph; Spieth, Patrick

Frugal Innovation: A Journey from Ideation to

Commercialization

Hossain, Mokter

Too Much of Two Good Things: Effects of Advanced and

Heterogeneous Education on Start-ups’ Expected

Performance

Pinelli, Michele; Cappa, Francesco; Franco,

Stefano; Peruffo, Enzo; Oriani, Raffaele

Openness of External Search Innovation Strategy in SMEs: Endogenous determinants,

Scope, and Innovation Performance

Abdelaty, Hamdy; Dreher, Carsten

R&Designing the Performance Measurement of R&D

Loyarte, Edurne; Posada, Jorge; Garcia-Olaizola, Igor; Pastor, Leire; Gurrutxaga, Nora; Moral, Maria; Azua,

Iñaki; Florez, Julian

Using business model innovations to ease transitions of supply chain

networks. Cases from the automotive and pharmaceutical industries.

Tangour, Cyrine; Abdelkafi, Nizar

The other side of Technology Transfer: the power of Human

Resources

Cucino, Valentina; Di Minin, Alberto; Martelli, Irene; Piccaluga, Andrea

Leveraging a Talent-driven Collaborative Electronic Network of Practice in a

Large MNE

Tsegaye, Mesfin; Assimakopoulos,

Dimitris; Tortoriello, Marco

From Oil to Offshore Wind, and Back Again: Resource

Redeployment and Diversification to Green

Niches

Thune, Taran; Gonzalez, Jakoba Sraml; Makitie,

Tuukka

The Impact of Entrepreneurial Narratives in Crowdfunding

Campaigns

Maiolini, Riccardo; Cappa, Francesco; Leone,

Maria Isabella; Pinelli, Michele

Open Innovation For Systemic innovation: Insights From

Three Projects

Maniak, Remi; Marcocchia, Giulia

Design of services for the management of incremental

innovation in SMEs

Proenca, Joaquim Carvalho

Factors and drivers of 2D-CODP positioning in the ETO industry: a

survey-based research

Prencipe, Giovanni; Arafati, Surush; Cannas, Violetta Giada;

Pero, Margherita

Factors influencing the creative process in culinary innovations. A

comparison between starred-chefs and chefs in training

Presenza, Angelo; Abbate, Tindara; Cesaroni, Fabrizio;

Meleddu, Marta

Go Digital! – A Review on Using Disruptive Technologies

for Open Innovation and Capturing the Potential in a

Business Model

Streuer, Monika; Mention, Anne-Laure

Exploration of Brand Image Reconstruction and

Marketing Strategy – A Case Study of I-MEI Foods

Co., Ltd.

Hsiao, Yung-Chang

The Effect of Collectivistic Framing in Crowdfunding

Success

De Fazio, Daniela; Franzoni, Chiara; Rossi-

Lamastra, Cristina

Designing and Managing Co-innovation between Industrial

Companies: The Case of Loccioni and Pfizer

Ombrosi, Noemi; Casprini, Elena;

Piccaluga, Andrea

New Technologies: The Vicious Circle of Immature Prouct Development

Processes

Jona Ebertz

The Study of Internet of Things Application in New Product Development- Views from

Collaboration and Innovation

Yen, Yu-Xiang

Openness-to-change and Sensemaking in Idea Screening:

How and Why it Matters Sukhov, Alexandre;

Sihvonen, Antti; Olsson, Lars; Magnusson, Peter

Democratising Systems of Innovations based on Blockchain Platform

Technologies

Ünalan, Serhan; Özcan, Sercan

How firms innovate by creating a new industry. The case of renewable

energies.

Renou, Sandra

Does Equity Crowdfunding Democratize Entrepreneurial

Finance?

Cumming, Douglas; Meoli, Michele; Vismara,

Silvio

Drivers of Organisational Innovation in the German

Food Industry

Carraresi, Laura; Ciliberti, Stefano; Bröring, Stefanie

Diffusion of Industrial Innovation in Regulated Supply-Chains: Two cases

from Healthcare industry

Schiavone, Francesco; Simoni, Michele

Pairs In Innovation: The Power Of Two Individuals To Develop Innovative

Visions

Bellis, Paola; Verganti, Roberto

Building a Framework for Digital Transformation

Roadmap: A Case Study within the Public-Private-

Academia Partnership

Zafer Uygun

Concept Generation In Innovation Management: Building A Set Of

Strategic Concepts

Hooge, Sophie; Klasing Chen, Milena; Laousse,

Dominique

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Track 13: Open innovation

intermediaries: tools, platforms and communities

Track 15: Digitally-enabled business model innovation

Track 18: Big Data Analytics for R&D management

Track 20: Regional innovation management:

perspectives from enterprise, clusters and

ecosystems

Track 21: Disruptive Innovation and

Organisational Change

Track 22: R&D Management: tools

& methods

Track 28: Innovation Systems & Policies

THEMATIC WORKSHOPS

THEMATIC WORKSHOPS

Room MIP 1.2 Room: MIP 1.3 Room: MIP 1.4 Room: MIP 1.5 Room: MIP 1.6 Room: MIP 0.3 Room: MIP 0.2 Room: 0.1 DIG Room: 0.2 DIG Track Chair: Nadine

Roijakkers Track Chair: Federico

Frattini Track Chair: Daniel

Trabucchi Track Chair: Anton Kritz Track Chair: Anna Codini

Track Chair: Filomena Canterino

Track Chair: Andrea Urbinati

Title: Artificial Intelligence: Challenges and Opportunities for

Innovation and Business Transformation

Sponsor: Microsoft Academic Speaker: Carlo

Vercellis

Title: Design Thinking: Blending Design,

Creativity and Innovation Sponsor: BIP

Academic Speaker: Roberto Verganti

Social Media as Innovation Laboratory – Data kraken

or useful tool for managing innovation

Scheel, Andreas; Hanke, Stefan

What Role Does Openness Play In The Technological

Commercialisation Process?

Flammini, Serena; Mortara, Letizia

The Value of Big Data from Mobile Devices

Cappa, Francesco; Oriani, Raffaele; Hayes, Darren

Regional development, social capital and performance of

technology based firms: Does political alignment play a

moderator effect?

Leitao, Joao; Pereira, Dina; Baptista, Rui

User-Producer Relationships And

Innovation In Turbulent Times – A Case Study Of A

Specialised Supplier In Upstream Petroleum

Sraml Gonzalez, Jakoba; Thune,

Taran

A Study on Time from R&D Investment to

Performance

Bae, Jinhee; Lee, Jung Hwa

Government Supports on R&D and Innovation in

Portugal- For the Better or Worse?

Rohman, Ibrahim Kholilul

Lead-user characteristics and attractive innovations: evidences from health care

Schiavone, Francesco; Rivieccio,

Giorgia

Co-creation of Value and Business Model Innovation

in Fintechs

Spohr, Rodrigo Neujahr; Zen,

Aurora Carneiro

Development of Advanced Technology Roadmap through

Deep Learning

Jeong, Yujin; Yoon, Byungun

From Commercialising Intellectual Property to

Facilitating Open Innovation: The Evolution of UK Biotechnology

Incubators

McDonald-Junor, Daniel; Smith, David; Rossiter,

William

Managing Transference Of Disruptive Innovations

From Ambidextrous Organizations.

Nieto, Javier

Improving the Effectiveness of

Assessment for Early Stage Decisions for New Technology-Based Firms

Zhao, Bingqing; Phaal, Rob

The Impacts of Government Funding on

Openness

Ahn, Joonmo; Lee, Wonvin; Mortara,

Letizia

Innovation prizes to implement regional SME innovation policy: a case

study from a public-funded intermediary

Doppio, Nicola; Mion, Luca

A Systematic Review of Elements that Influence Willingness to Pay for

Digital Journalism Content

Speck, Filipe Valvassori; Leso,

Bernardo Henrique; Cortimiglia, Marcelo

Nogueira

Identifying The Development Trends Of Emerging

Technologies Using Patent Text Mining And Web News Data

Mining: The Case of Perovskite Solar Cell Technology

Li, Xin; Xie, Qianqian; Huang, Lucheng; Zhou,

Yuan

A novel framework for sustainable innovation: the SIZ

Model

Weiss, Marc A.; Silva Filho, Luiz Carlos Pinto;

Ten Caten, Carla Shwengber; Luis Felipe,

Nascimento

Use Case-based Analysis Of Company Strategies

When Facing A Disruptive Threat

Horst, Christiane Maria; Minis,

Hendrik; Gudergan, Gerhard

How to Evaluate and Improve Technology Roadmap Process

Lee, Sungjoo; Heeyong Noh

New Venture Incubation and Acceleration in Peripheral Regions.

Purvis, Kieran; Fernandes, Kiran

Title: Innovation and the Future of Work

Sponsor: MODIS Academic Speaker:

Mariano Corso

Title: New materials applied to the energy

generation from Renewable Energy

Sources In collaboration with:

Enel Foundation Academic Speaker:

Giovanni Dotelli

Corporate hackathons: How to connect

corporations and entrepreneurs to

launch new ventures

Kohler, Thomas; Caccamo, Marta

IoT-centred Business Model Design

Colurcio, Maria; Candi, Marina

Using Corporate Web Sites to Identify R&D Activities: Issues

and Validation

Schillo, R. Sandra; Inkpen, Diana

Measuring the Barriers to Innovation of a Mature Cluster: A

case of Powder Metallurgy Cluster in Taiwan

Tsai-Lin, Tung-Fei; Fu, Ju-Ping; Chen, I-Chun; Ng,

Wei-Jie; Liang, Jung-Chen; Lin, Tai-Wei

Exploring the Reasoning Under Current R&D Effort in Disruptive Technologies Based on the “Triple Helix”

Concept

Burba, Leandro De Toledo; Barbalho, Sanderson César Macedo; Martin, Adriana Regina

Improving R&D Success: Exploring modeling

approaches for product profiles

Basedow, Gustav Nils; Heimicke, Jonas; Albers,

Albert; Wilmsen, Miriam;

Marthaler, Florian;

13:15-14.15 Networking Lunch (Building BL 28, first floor)

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Parallel sessions: 14:15 – 15:45

Track 5: Implementing open innovation: from theory to

practice

Track 7: Innovation dynamics and organizational

performance: novel strategies and approaches

Track 10: Resilience & innovation

Track 12: Team, leadership & organization for creativity

and innovation

Track 13: Open innovation intermediaries: tools,

platforms and communities

Track 14: Circular economy put into practice: opportunities and

challenges for innovative industrial paradigms

WILEY WORKSHOP

Room: BL 28, Aula Magna Carassa e Dadda Room: BL.28.1.1 Room: BL.28.1.2 Room: BL.28.2.2 Room: MIP 0.3 Room: MIP 0.4 Room: 0.1 DIG

Track Chair: Valentina Lazzarotti Track Chair: Francesco Paolo Appio

Track Chair: Thierry Rayna Track Chair: Jonathan Linton Track Chair: Ward Ooms Track Chair: Davide Chiaroni

Subject: Wiley, in association with RADMA, invite you to attend this free workshop

where you’ll receive valuable insight for publishing your first or next paper. Topics include an introduction to publishing,

advice for preparing and submitting your manuscript, increasing the impact of your

paper post-publication, followed by an open Q&A with R & D Management’s Editor in

Chief, Ellen Enkel and Wiley Publishing Manager, Charlie

Stone.

Charlie Stone, Journal Publishing Manager, John

Wiley & Sons, Ltd

Ellen Enkel, Editor - R&D Management Journal

Strategies for Value Creation from Collaborative Innovation

Lin, Haibo; Fu, Xiaolan; Yang, Jinchun; Yip,

George

Capability Snow Model For Business Model Innovation

Li, Yan; Evans, Steve

How To Trigger Resilience In Innovation Project Teams – A

Theoretical Framework

Fey, Sascha

A Conceptual Framework and a Toolkit for Autonomy-

Supportive Leadership in R&D Organizations

Kaudela-Baum, Stephanie

Managing University-Industry Collaborative R&D Projects: A

Case of The Uses of Project Objectives and Milestones by

University Scientists

Chang, Teh-yuan

Circular Economy in the Building Sector: analysis of a US case

study

Unal Enes; Urbinati, Andrea; Chiaroni, Davide; Manzini,

Raffaella

Knowledge Search Strategies and Market Success: an Analysis

of the Mediating Role of Management Innovation

Ferreras Méndez, José Luis; Soh, Pek Hooi

Self- performance Assessment of

Manufacturing Companies on Dynamic Capabilities (DC)

Darvizeh, Mohammad Yang, Prof. Jian-bo; Eldridge, Stephen

Are Obstacles Beneficial for Innovation? The Case of Radical

Innovation in Services and Manufacturing

Strobel, Natalia

Self-managing Team and Individual Ambidexterity: A

Micro-level Study

Annosi, Maria Carmela; Martini, Antonella;

Monti, Alberto; Radaelli, Giovanni

From knowledge transfer to knowledge co-creation: which role for the Open Innovation

Intermediaries?

Abbate, Tindara; Codini, Anna Paola; Aquilani,

Barbara

How can IoT support circular PSS design and

implementation? – a case study of LED lighting systems in retail

Ingemarsdotter, Emilia; Jamsin, Ella; Balkenende,

Ruud

Open Social Innovation: an approach to public

organizations

Erro-Garcés, Amaya; Aramendia-Muneta,

María Elena

The impact of Large Bio-medical databases on

creativity. The example of pharmaceutical industry

Moratal, Nuria

The relation between Resilience and Innovation: a systematic

literature review

Reijneveld, Pieter; Caniels, Marjolein; De

Weerd-Nederhof, Petra

How Formal and Emergent Organizational Configurations

Impact Upon Creativity and Work Life Balance

Bertolotti, Fabiola; Catalano, Giuseppe;

Cochis, Carlotta; Mattarelli, Elisa;

Ungureanu, Paula

Leveraging the power of creative crowds for innovative

brands: the eYeka crowdsourcing initiatives

Blasi, Silvia; Micheletti, Andrea; Mogno,

Valentina; Sedita, Silvia Rita

Design for Sharing. Exploring Different PSS Approaches and Consumer Acceptance of Bike

Sharing Systems

Franconi, Alessio; Badalucco, Laura;

Peck, David

Mechanisms of Customer Knowledge Integration in the

Open Innovation Process: Health-tech Case

Jokubauskienė Raminta; Vaitkienė, Rimgailė

Resilient at Work: Considering both the Social Side and the

Economic Side of Leader-Follower Exchanges in

Conjunction with the Dark Side of Followers’ Personality

Caniëls, Marjolein; Hatak, Isabella

Leading Innovation Through Employees' Participation: How

To Organize Emerging Innovation Practices Involving

Employees

Flocco, Nicole; Canterino, Filomena;

Cagliano, Raffaella

Fostering Open Innovation through Social Big Data: evidences from

Tourism

Ndou, Valentina; Del Vecchio, Pasquale; Secundo,

Giustina; Mele, Gioconda

Innovation in Eco-Industrial Parks: A Comparative Review of

Case Studies

Campos-Silva, Willerson Lucas; Amato Neto, João;

Melo, Mary Fernanda Sousa; Yaryd, Rodrigo

Trotta

Exploring the Synergies between Web-based Open Innovation

Platforms and Open Information Infrastructures

Ricardo Eito-Brun

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Track 15: Digitally-enabled business model

innovation

Track 16: Innovation in public utility services:

opening the “black boxes”

Track 17: Leveraging open innovation to

improve society

Track 20: Regional innovation

management: perspectives from

enterprise, clusters and ecosystems

Track 24: Knowledge management &

learning for innovation

Track 25: IP Managment, Lisencing & Technology

Management

Track 30: Academic Entrepreneurship & Technology Transfer

CALL FOR IDEAS

Room: MIP 0.2 Room: MIP 1.1 Room: MIP 1.2 Room: MIP 1.3 Room: MIP 1.4 Room: MIP 1.5 Room: MIP 1.6 Room 0.2 DIG

Track Chair: Angelo Cavallo Track Chair: Emanuele Lettieri

Track Chair: Letizia Mortara Track Chair: Elena Pellizzoni Track Chair: Luisa Pellegrini Track Chair: Vito Manfredi

Latilla Track Chair: Petra C. De

Weerd-Nederhof

Individuals from the main Italian Universities will be invited to pitch their ideas in front of academics

and practitioners, receive feedbacks and share ideas about the future of innovation. Run in partnership with PoliHub and

Politecnico di Milano TTO - Technology Transfer Office.

Ideas presented*:

• GreenValve • Dirty Sensing • Dynamic control of

electromagnetic radiation

• Ener Tun • Water-oil flow meter

Interplay of Business Model Innovation and Technology

Innovation Adoption: Examples of Mobile Payment Platforms

Jocevski, Milan; Ghezzi, Antonio;

Arvidsson, Niklas)

Rethinking Medical Innovation on Cancer Treatment

Xu, Ying Yong; Gagliardi, Dimitri

Getting Your Ducks in a Row: Mapping (Multiple)

User Engagement(s) at Early Stages of the Innovation

Process

O'Kane, Conor; Haar, Jarrod; Daellenbach,

Urs); Davenport, Sally

The Role Of Policies And The Contribution Of Clusters’

Agencies In The Development Of Biotech Innovation

Ecosystem

Vlaisavljevic, Vesna; Cabello Medina,

Carmen; Van Looy, Bart

Pioneer and Follower: The Moderating Role of

Organizational Knowledge on Pioneering

Kuo, Chia-I; Lin, Bou-Wen; Lee, Yikuan

Patenting, Product Development and Firm Performance in

Technology-based Startups

Yang, Phil

Accessing Students’ And Faculty’s Entrepreneurial

Aspirations as the Factor of the Entrepreneurial University

Creation

Artemova, Diana; Sharakhin, Pavel

Applying Blockchain Technology To Capture Value In Open

Business Models

Tech, Robin P. G.; Kahlert, Jonas; Schmeiss, Jessica

Public Sector Innovation Intermediaries: Creating Value

in Sectoral and National Innovation Systems.

Lawrence, Kate; James, Andrew; Chan, Paul W

Towards A Method To Tackle Wicked Problems Innovation Management

Huizingh, Eelko; Sick, Nathalie;

Guertler, Matthias; Kritz, Anton

Innovation capability and issues of Japanese science

parks

Nitta, Shigeki

Knowledge Diffusion Through M&As

Arroyabe, Marta; Hussinger, Katrin

Technology Licenses Pricing: a Theoretical Framework

Franzò, Simone; Bianchi, Mattia; Frattini, Federico

The Evolution of the Chinese University Patent Network

Ye, Yindan; De Moortel, Kevin; Crispeels,

Thomas

Exploring the role of technological change in the relationship

between Strategic Innovation and Business Model Innovation

Ghezzi, Antonio; Balocco, Raffaello; Cortimiglia,

Marcelo; Frank, Alejandro

Revisiting the innovation journey. The case of home-

based renal care

Boscolo, Paola Roberta; Barlow, James

Paving The Route To Market For Arts, Humanities And Social Science Research

Dogan, Berk; Moktar, Zurina;

Tietz, Frank; Boyd-MacMillan, Eolene

Determinants of large-scale technology diffusion for

manufacturing paradigm shift in China

Xu, Guannan; Zhou, Yuan

“Making things better”- conditions for learning from

evaluation in non-government organisations (NGOs)

Mrzyglocka- Chojnacka, Jagoda

Case Study Research in Defense Industry Software Company:

Building a Reusable Technological Asset Library

Mendi, Arif Furkan; Bulu, Sevgi Özlem; Erol, Tolga;

Özbilgin, İzzet Gökhan

Resource Orchestration on the way to Academic Entrepreneurship

Gruber, Marie; Crispeels, Thomas;

D'Este, Pablo

Consumer and organizational resistance to innovation: The

case of an innovation adoption forced by public utilities

Chamaret, Cecile; Steyer, Veronique

How can researchers contribute to open

innovation? New insights from design theories

Berthet, Elsa T.

Roadmapping for Strategic Management of Intellectual

Property

Wang, Tianyi; Tietze, Frank; Phaal, Robert

15:45-16:15 Coffee Break (Building BL28, first floor) * Please see pages 28-30 of the present Program for a detailed description of the “Call for Ideas” Session.

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Track 5: Implementing open innovation: from theory to practice

Track 6: Innovation and R&D management in

family firms

Track 9: R&D management and

international business

Track 16: Innovation in public utility services: opening the “black

boxes”

Track 17: Leveraging open innovation to improve society

Track 19: The future of R&D and innovation: what are the

key challenges for R&D Management within the next

years?

Room: MIP 0.2 Room: MIP 0.3 Room: BL 28, Aula Magna Carassa e Dadda Room: BL.28.1.1 Room: BL.28.1.2 Room: BL.28.2.1 Room: BL.28.2.2

Track Chair: Petra C. De Weerd-Nederhof Track Chair: Luisa Pellegrini Track Chair: Alfredo De Massis Track Chair: Stefano Elia Track Chair: Daniel Trabucchi Track Chair: Joonmo Ahn Track Chair: Sven Schimpf

Culture-based Open Innovation Approach: A Case Study of

German SME

Spath, Dieter; Nawroth, Georg; Kurz, Lisa; Keicher,

Lukas; Ohlhausen, Pete

R&D Collaboration as a Real Option and its Subsequent

Exercise

Huang, Yi-Fen

Design and Innovation Capability Audit in a Small Family-Owned

Firm

Biniecka, Dorota; Bohemia, Erik

Multinational Innovation Portfolio Management in

Emerging Markets: The Case of Orange in Africa

Ben Mahmoud-Jouini, Sihem; Charue-Duboc, Florence; Hadengue,

Marine

Is more actually better? Measuring the relative efficiency of university academic

Commercialization

Sun, LinBo

Nudging and Citizen Science: Motivation, Behavior and Awareness

Cappa, Francesco; Rosso, Federica; Giustiniano, Luca;

Squarcia, Gianluca

Developing R&D-Strategies for Future Innovations: Activities in the Context of Technological Transformation and PGE

- Product Generation Engineering

Albers, Albert; Arslan, Masis; Bursac, Nikola; Killer, Bastian

The Boost of Corporate Startup Programs in Brazil: Are there sectoral patterns? Are there differences between local

companies and multinational subsidiaries?

Kitsuta, Carla de Mattos; Quadros, Ruy

Organisational Culture And Open Innovation

Barjak, Franz; Heimsch, Fabian

Business model innovation proposition in family firms: Impact

on short/long term growth and performance

Meroño-Cerdan, Angel-Luis; Molina-Castillo,

Francisco-Jose; Lopez-Nicolas, Carolina

Is it Substantive Collaboration or Strategic Collaboration?-Impact of public R&D subsidy Policies on Micro-enterprises' Collaboration

Chen, Chaoyue; Xu, Zhi

Intelligent Doctor-Patient Matching: Building Long-lasting Relationship In Primary Care

Zejnilovic, Leid; Han, Qiwei; Martinez, Inigo; Ji, Mengxin; Gaur,

Manas

Study of Indian Grass-root Innovation Ecosystem

B. K. R. Naik; Ajit Kumar

Innovation in Bottom of Pyramid Countries: A Comparison between

African and Western Asian Countries

Hamaoka, Yutaka

Corporate Venturing Portfolio and its Contribution to Firm’s Dynamic

Capabilities

Enkel, Ellen; Sagmeister, Veronika

The Impact of Open Innovation on Employee Well-being: A

Preliminary Study

Georget, Valentine Doriane; Rayna, Thierry

What do we really know about open innovation in family firms? A systematic review of the evidence

Gjergji, Rafaela; Lazzarotti, Valentina;

Visconti, Federico; Garcia Marco, Teresa

What Type of Ambidexterity Adopt to Successfully Reverse

Innovate?

Darouichi, Oussama; Lamb, Philippe

Supporting Innovation In Healthcare Sector: The Role Of Ambidexterity

Foglia, Emanuela; Ferrario, Lucrezia; Gastaldi, Luca; Maffi, Antonella;

Porazzi, Emanuele; Lettieri, Emanuele

Open Social Innovation: Leveraging Seeker Intent and Strategies

Randhawa, Krithika; Wilden, Ralf; West, Joel

Integrated Strategy Development with Future Scenarios.

Wohlfart, Liza; Schuele, Stephan; Masior, Jonathan

"Research Spin-offs and the Digital Revolution: some evidence from

Italian case-studies"

Salvador, Elisa; Lazzarotti, Valentina; Manzini,

Raffaella; Puliga, Gloria; Urbinati, Andre

Open innovation tools for technology-driven research

networks – Coping with complexity

Mitzscherling, Laura; Scheel, Andreas; Eppinger,

Elisabeth

Exploring and managing digital innovation in Teaching Hospitals.

De Benedictis, Anna; Lettieri, Emanuele; Gastaldi, Luca; Masella,

Cristina; Tartaglini, Daniela

Frugal Innovation Labs

Wohlfart, Liza

Open Innovation in Healthcare, capturing the value of Patient Innovation

Santu, Camilla; Zejnilovic, Leid; Lettieri, Emanuele

Innovation in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Romasanta, Angelo

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Track 23: New product &

service development process

Track 24: Knowledge management & learning for innovation

Track 26: Business Model Innovation

Track 27: Innovation & Technology Strategy

Track 29: Performance Management &

Accountability in R&D

Track 30: Academic Entrepreneurship & Technology Transfer

START-UP PITCHES

Room: MIP 1.1 Room: MIP 1.2 Room: MIP 1.3 Room: MIP 1.4 Room: MIP 1.5 Room: MIP 1.6 Room: MIP 0.4

Track Chair: Vittorio Chiesa Track Chair: Andrea Urbinati Track Chair: Vito Manfredi Latilla Track Chair: Mario Calderini Track Chair: Raffaella Manzini Track Chair: Valentina Lazzarotti

Start-ups will be invited to pitch their business ideas and

will trigger discussion and networking with academic

and practitioners. In partnership with PoliHub.

List of startups*:

• Tree Solutions • Zaphiro

Technologies • Idroplan • Quant Co. • Ribes Tech

How to Collaborate with Customers in the Process of New Service Development?

Hsieh, Kuo-Nan{Nick}; Hsieh, Linda

A Knowledge Management System Was Constructed While Implementing

The Corresponding E-learning Processes

Chang, Reed Joe; Huang, Yi Fen; Chi, Li Ping

Steel 4.0: Opportunities And Challenges Of Industrie 4.0 In The

Steel Sector

Tolettini, Laura; Lehmann, Claudia

Leader Openness, Political Connection and Entrepreneurial Orientation

Strategy - Evidences from ChiNext Enterprises

Liu, Wei; Zhang, Shuo; Liu, Yanyan; Di Minin, Alberto;

Crupi, Antonio

What gets measured gets done: Towards standard

performance measures of innovation in hospitals

Haubner, Simone

Sources of Technological Knowledge For Innovative

Startups: Commercialization Of Innovations By Corporate

And University Spinoffs

Hahn, Davide; Minola, Tommaso

Identifying external information sources for product innovations in

Southeast Asia

Ueki, Yasushi

What affect the evolution of the international knowledge network? A

QAP-regression analysis of 3D printing industry

Xu, Guannan; Zhou, Yuan

God does not play dice: on the (un)interpretability of business

models and its implications for the management of R&D

Massa, Lorenzo

An Analysis of the Innovation System of Smart Cities in China

Yarime, Masaru

Lifecycle R&D Performance Management System In

Disaster Management Field Based On PMBOK

Jang, Kwangjin; Lee, Boram; Park, Jungeun

The Initiation of University-Industry Collaboration in

Emerging Economies: Drivers of Academic Researchers

Zinkovskaya, Darya; Crispeels, Thomas; Vu

Dinh Nghiem, Hung

Innovation Processes At German eHealth Startups

Joosten, Sven Helge; Busch-Casler, Julia

Where There Is A Will, There Is A Way To Happiness: The Role of

Entrepreneurs’ Knowledge, Entrepreneurial Engagement and

Entrepreneurs’ Happiness

Chen, Yi-Wen; Hsieh, Ru-Mei; Chen, Hsin-Hung

Innovation Canvas: a tool for positioning innovation in

competitive markets

Pallotta, Vincenzo; Campisi, David

Identifying Customer Preferences for New Vehicle And Mobility Service Offers: A User-Centered Approach

Feige, Boris Alexander; Schuh, Günther

A New Universal Indicator To Assess And Quantify The Research Readiness Level

(RRL) For Excellence Of Applied Research,

Development & Innovation

Byrne, Gerry; Sammler, Fiona;

Byrne, David

The Management of University Patenting from

University Professors’ Perspective

Chang, Teh-yuan

Role of Brand Category on Perceived Technological

Innovativeness and Design in Wearable Technology

Products

Tajvarpour, Mohammad Hossein;

Pujari, Ashish

How to Measure New Product Development

Performance with Respect to Product LifeCycle?

Moatari-Kazerouni, Afrooz; Achiche,

Sofiane

From 18:30 Social Event: ü Visit to Triennale Design Museum, Milan (free visit available from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM)

20:30 ü Enjoy the Italian Happy Hour at Old Fashion Club, Milan, from 8:30 PM onward * Please see pages 25-27 of the present Program for a detailed description of the “Start-up pitches” Session.

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TUESDAY JULY 3RD, 2018

CONFERENCE DAY 2

08:30 -11:30

Plenary Session Aula Magna Carassa e Dadda, Building BL 28, Politecnico di Milano

Presentation of RADMA:

ü Jeremy Klein, Chairman of the Board of Trustees - RADMA ü Letizia Mortara, Head of the R&D Management Conference Office – RADMA ü Ellen Enkel, Editor - R&D Management Journal

Academic and Executive Keynote Speeches introduced and moderated by: Maurizio Melis, Broadcast Presenter of “Smart City” Radio 24

Executive keynote Speeches on “Digital Trasformation & Innovation”:

ü Christopher Bishop, Technical Fellow and Laboratory Director @ Microsoft Research Cambridge ü Carlo Purassanta, Area Vice President @ Microsoft

Academic Keynote Speeches:

ü Annabelle Gawer, Professor of Digital Economy at Surrey Business School, UK “Digital platforms and ecosystems: Innovation, competition, and power in the digital economy”

ü Gianvito Lanzolla, Professor of Strategy, Cass Business School, City University of London “Capturing value from innovations in digital environments”

Executive Keynote Speeches on “Innovation in the Era of Exponential Technologies”:

ü Giovanni Tagliabue, Director of Business Innovation & Development @ Edison SpA ü Matteo Codazzi, CEO @ CESI ü Clive Higgins, COO @ Exaptive Inc.

11:30 -12:00

Coffee Break (Building BL 28, first floor)

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Track 2: Digital platforms and digital

technologies

Track 3: Environmental sustainability, social

impact and innovation


approaches


theory to practice



Track 8: Managing at the intersection between Innovation and supply

chain management

Track 11: Re-thinking design thinking:

emerging challenges and future evolutions

Track 12: Team, leadership &

organization for creativity and

innovation Room: BL 28, Aula

Magna Carassa e Dadda Room: BL.28.1.1 Room: BL.28.1.2 Room: BL.28.2.1 Room: BL.28.2.2 Room: Sala Consiglio DIG Room: MIP 0.4 Room: MIP 1.1

Track Chair: Ellen Enkel Track Chair: Paolo Landoni Track Chair: Giancarlo Giudici Track Chair: Mariano Corso Track Chair: Francesco Paolo Appio Track Chair: Angelo Cavallo Track Chair: Claudio

Dell’Era Track Chair: Filomena

Canterino ‘It’s The End Of The World

As We Know It’: Developing Offensive

Innovation Strategies In Face Of Disruption

Sraml Gonzalez, Jakoba;

Gulbrandsen, Magnus; Hildrum,

Jarle

Hybrid organisations, environmental sustainability and social impact: an analysis

of European B corp firms

López, Miguel Angel; Fuertes, Iluminada;

Flor, Maria Luisa; Cabedo, J. David

Dynamics and organizational performance: The effect of “nudge” on public policy to support innovation in Brazil

Sanches, Eder; Martin, Adrina Regina

Risk Sharing And Industry Capacity Building Through

Research And Technological

Organizations: An Open Innovation Perspective

Santos, Antonio Bob; Miguéis, Ricardo

Creating a Generative Knowledge Heritage. How Creative Individuals Foster Innovation by Transferring

their Knowledge

Carvajal Pérez, Daniel; Araud, Axelle;

Chaperon, Vincent; Le Masson, Pascal; Weil,

Benoit

The Implications of E-Mobility for the Automotive

Value Chain and Business Models

Abdelkafi, Nizar; Ziegler, David; Pero,

Margherita

Creativity In The Problem Diamond: How

Design Thinking Champions Reframe And Nail A Problem

Worth Solving

Bianchi, Mattia

How R&D team diversity contributes to innovative

performance? A moderated mediating

examination.

Zouaghi, Ferdaous; García Marco, Teresa; García,

Marian

Digital Coffee - Coffee Business Meets Big Data In

the Digital Platform

Forner, Dominik; Dietrich, Naomi

Crowdfunding Change: Exploring Self-Organized User

Innovation as a Solution to Sustainability Problems

Hambrecht, Peter T.

Patents as collateral assets

Ughetto, Elisa; Scellato, Giuseppe; Caviggioli,

Federico

Role of Entrepreneur in SMEs for Development and

Orchestration of Open Innovation Network

Usman, Muhammad; Vanhaverbeke, Wim

Unpacking Intellectual Property Strategy: Dynamic

and External Views

Guo, Mingjin; Dogan, Berk; Ehrnsperger, Jonas; Tietze, Frank

Supplier Allocation in Collaborative Product

Development with Competing Internal Teams

Shalpegin, Timofey; Sommer, Svenja; van

Delft, Christian

The expanded role of designers In Consumer

Product Start-Ups

Valencia Hernandez, Jose

Aldo; Young, Robert; Lievesley,

Matthew

To protect or not to protect? Renewal capital,

knowledge protection, and innovation performance

Ritala, Paavo; Kianto, Aino;

Vanhala, Mika; Hussinki, Henri

The Local Legal Responses Speeding Up Global Sharing-Economy

Businesses: Facebook and Uber in Taiwan

Chiang, Yachi

The Role Of Intrapreneurship For Sustainable Innovation: Evidence From The Water

Sector

Pellegrini, Chiara; Annunziata, Eleonora; Rizzi, Francesco; Frey,

Marco

Financing for Global Health R&D: Social Innovation in a

Changing Landscape

Doherty, Matthew Richard;

Assimakopoulos, Dimitris

The adoption of inside-out open innovation in a large

Canadian ICT firm

Hage, Georges; Beaudry, Catherine

Value Creation Openness: A knowledge-based resource

dependency perspective

Burmeister, Christian; Dirk, Lüttgens; Frank

T., Piller

Role of Innovation Frameworks in Maximising Early Supplier Involvement

in Product and Service Innovation in Scale-up SMEs

Bolton, Simon Mark; Emmanuel-Ebikake,

Oyetola

Let it flow: How design concepts evolve in large

organizations

Frese, Eva; Wegener, Frithjof;

Smulders, Frido

Main Feature List as core success criteria of

organizing Requirements Elicitation

Gräßler, Iris; Dattner, Michael;

Bothen, Martin

Russian S&T Foresight 2030: digital production

Vishnevskiy, Konstantin

Eco-innovation and Technological Intensity: Does Lean Management Practices

Play a Role?

Leitao, Joao; de Brito, Sónia

Organization and Finance of Entrepreneurial Ventures:

Looking Beyond the Surface

Butticè, Vincenzo; Colombo, Massimo

Gaetano; Rovelli, Paola

Opening The Innovation Process In Service Firms: Benefits And Challenges

Berlanga, Guillermo; Flor, Maria Luisa

Interconnected Influence Factors on Front-End

Innovation: A Systems Theory Approach

Reuther, Kevin

When product innovation leads to

feature fatigue: Strategies and possible

remedies

De Giovanni, Pietro

Organizational Creativity: Toward Theories And

Models

Fetrati, Mahdieh aghaeipoor; Nielsen,

Anders Paarup

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intermediaries: tools, platforms and

communities

Track 15: Digitally- enabled business model innovation




ecosystems

Track 21: Disruptive Innovation and Organisational

Change

Track 22: R&D Management: tools & methods

THEMATIC WORKSHOPS

THEMATIC WORKSHOPS

Room: MIP 1.2 Room: MIP 1.3 Room: MIP 1.4 Room: MIP 1.5 Room: MIP 1.6 Room: MIP, Meeting Room, 3rd floor Room: 0.1 DIG Room: 0.2 DIG

Track Chair: Andy Zynga Track Chair: Marcelo Cortimiglia Track Chair: Cristina Rossi-Lamastra Track Chair: Anton Kritz Track Chair: Sihem Ben

Mahmoud-Jouini Track Chair: Daniel Trabucchi

Title: Orchestrating Platforms for

Innovation Sponsor: Oracle

Academic Speaker: Giuliano Noci

Title: Open Innovation: New Challenges and

Opportunities Sponsor: Pirelli

Academic Speaker: Federico Frattini

Innovation Diffusion Theory and Open

Innovation: A comparative analysis

Faouzi, Hicham; Oumlil, Rachid;

Juiz, Carlos

Leveraging Digital Technologies for Business Model Innovation: The

"Serious" Case of ReadRunner

Nucciarelli, Alberto; Ricchetti,

Remo

Indicators for Technology Analysis – Insights from a Survey of German

Technology Analysis Experts

Eppinger, Elisabeth; Tauber, Andreas; Goepel, Monique

Relation among university R&D and companies profit and results: impacts of a large

university in Brazil

Ferreira, Camila Lisdalia Dantas; Barbalho, Sanderson César

Macêdo; Ghesti, Grace Ferreira

Ambidextrous Program Management: The Case Of Autonomous Driving

Maniak, Remi; Midler, Christophe

Project Complexity and Team Seniority as drivers for R&D

project planning: a conceptual model

Barbalho, Sanderson César Macêdo; Tavares, Patrícia de Melo; Leite,

Giselle Amaral; Carvalho, Marly Monteiro de

Innovation intermediaries:

Managerial barriers to successful

collaborations

Mortara, Letizia; Roijakkers,

Nadine; Ooms, Ward

Architectural business model innovation and reach: order of entry

impact on performance for SMEs

Molina-Castillo, Francisco-Jose;

Bouwman, Harry; de Reuver, Mark

Industry 4.0 vs Industrie 4.0: how different countries see the fourth

industrial revolution. A quantitative study

Chiarello, Filippo; Fantoni, Gualtiero; Andrea,

Bonaccorsi; Kammering, Hanna

Entrepreneurial Ecosystems In Science-Based Firms: Building A

Theoretical Approach

Setti, Andrea

Use of Dynagrams: Dynamic diagram to

Create Person-Centered Models for E-health

Innovation

Khaw, Yee Jek; Lin, Sen

Strengthening Project Management Structures:

Diagnosis Of The Time Distribution Of Researchers

Working Hours

Cassanelli, Anibal; Cantú, Alejandro; Moreno,

Jorge; Rossetti, Germán; Arcusin, Leticia; De

Greef, Melisa

Open Innovation Intermediary

Performance – Development of a

Practice-based Maturity Model

Kreiling, Laura; Bounfour, Ahmed

Data-Driven Business Model Innovation: Datatization of the

Manufacturing Industry

Mosig, Tim; Velamuri, Vivek

The influence of Service provider's Market Strategy to User's Choice of

Telecommunication Bundled Services

Cho, Chanwoo; Lee, Sungjoo; Seong-Jun Lee

Activity-Based Working Analyzed: A Disruptive

New 'Open' Work Environment And Its

Effects On A New Product Development

Organization

Villarroel, Andrei

Finding Potential Innovations In The Early Stage Of PGE –

Product Generation Engineering: Supporting The Development Of The Initial System Of Objectives

Albers, Albert; Heitger, Nicolas; Haug, Fabian;

Fahl, Joshua; Hirschter, Tobias; Bursac, Nikola

Title: Building digital cities that facilitate

innovation Sponsor: Exaptive Inc.

Academic Speaker: Davide Chiaroni

Title: Making Collaborative

Innovation Work: The Challenges of

Managing R&D Projects Between Companies and Public Research

Centers Sponsor: SAES Getters

Academic Speaker: Simone Franzò

Open innovation platform of industry-

academia collaboration: From

research and development (R&D) to

research and connection (R&C)

Chen, Wan-Chen

Quantification of Similarity using the Edit-distance Method for Searching

Cooperative Programs related to Disaster and Safety Management

Lee, Boram; Yoon, Sangwon; Kim, Kyongjun; Chung,

Jaehak; Park, Jungeun; Jang, Kwangjin

European XFEL: from the in kind contribution model of the

construction to the innovation strategy during the operation

Bonucci, Antonio

13:30-14:30 Networking Lunch (Building BL28, first floor)

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Track 2: Digital platforms and digital technologies

Track 3: Environmental sustainability, social impact

and innovation


theory to practice

Track 6: Innovation and R&D management in

family firms



Track 9: R&D management and international business Track 10: Resilience & innovation

Room: BL 28, Aula Magna Carassa e Dadda Room: BL.28.1.1 Room: BL.28.2.1 Room: Sala Consiglio DIG Room: BL.28.2.2 Room: 0.1 DIG Room: BL.28.1.2

Track Chair: Laurent Muzellec Track Chair: Davide Chiaroni Track Chair: Cristina Rossi-Lamastra Track Chair: Jasper Brinkerink Track Chair: Alberto Di Minin Track Chair: Grazie Santangelo Track Chair: Raffaella Cagliano

Digital Transformation In The Sources Of Value Creation: An Analysis In The Cultural And

Creative Industries

Pesce, Danilo; Lanzolla, Gianvito; Neirotti, Paolo

Organizational Impact Of Sustainability: Linking Strategy To

Business Model Innovation

Klein, Sascha; Spieth, Patrick

Open Innovation Processes Based on Lincensing in China

Mitkova, Liliana; Ayerbe, Cécile

Internal Corporate Venturing in Family Firms: Antecedents

and Consequences of Resource Exchange

Brumana, Mara; Minola, Tommaso;

Waldkirch, Matthias; Nordqvist, Mattias

Factors Influencing the Role of Communication in the

Collaborative Innovation Practices

Alfaro-Tanco, José Antonio; Gutiérrez-

García, Elena; Recalde, Mónica; Mejía-Villa,

Andrés

A Database Of Offshoring: A Proxy Approach

Tamayo Plata, Mery Patricia; Chica Castaño,

Cristian Camilo; Canavire-Bacarreza,

Gustavo Javier

Individual Resilience And Innovative Work Behaviour After Personal

Trauma

De Weerd-Nederhof, Petra; Caniels, Marjolein; Hatak,

Isabella; Kuijpers, Koen

Launching a Two-Sided Platform: The

Role of Platform Enhancers

Trabucchi, Daniel; Gastaldi, Luca; Pellizzoni,

Elena; Buganza, Tommaso; Corso, Mariano

The Impact Of Social Incubators: Evidence From Italy

Colombelli, Alessandra; Andreotti, Pietro; Sansone, Giuliano;

Landoni, Paolo

Open Innovation between Universities and Industry:

Evidence for Chinese Biotechnology

Yang, Marcos; Triguero, Angela

What Type of Innovation for the Family Business?

Preliminary Considerations on the Intersection of

Business Family Identity and Innovation Practices

Massa, Silvia; Testa, Stefania

Varieties of collaborators, competitive strategy and firm

performance: EU firms in China

Lee, Hsing-Fen; Cai, Helen

Analysis of the nature of innovation activities

multinational firms conduct in China

Hong, Jie; Edler, Jakob; Massini, Silvia

Utilizing Business Model and Failure Narratives for Re-entry after Startup

Failure

Klusmann, Christian; Schnellbächer, Benedikt;

Spieth, Patrick; Clauss, Thomas

The Development Of Digital Innovation Ecosystem: An

Empirical Analysis In The Italian Healthcare Domain

Pistorio, Andrea; Gastaldi, Luca; Corso, Mariano

Organizational Innovations Driven by Transition: Insight from

Electrical Energy Sector

Dukeov, Igor; Ahonen, Tero; Bergman, Jukka-Pekka; Heiskanen, Eva

Systemising An Open Innovation Process in a French Industrial SME

Berthinier-Poncet, Anne; Saidi, Sana; Grama-Vigouroux,

Simona

R&D sources in family firms: Their potential impact on

innovation performance in a challenging market

Muñoz-Bullon, Fernando; Sanchez-

Bueno, Maria J.

Networks in Emerging Platform Ecosystems: The role of Alliance

Partners in Shaping Firm Innovativeness

Belingheri, Paola; Carreras, Marco; Hampl, Nina; Masucci, Monica

Post-Merger Integration: Delivering the Innovation

Potential

Di Francesco, Mattia; Pearson, Nicholas; Hicks,

Ben

Conditions for Self-Organizing Teams in Complex Product Development

Berglind Söderqvist, Johannes Ulf; Lindlöf, Ludvig

Transforming Institutional Logics of a Traditional Industry: A Case of

Chinese Used Car Trading Platforms

Han, Xia; Martinez, Veronica; Neely, Andy

Sustainable Supply Chain Practices - Motives, Drivers and Challenges

Mattar, Lana; Tsinopoulos, Christos

Sector dynamics, specialisation and R&D growth of top innovators in the global

economy

Moncada-Paternò-Castello, Pietro

Interpretation of Contract Violations in Multipartner Alliances

Barbic, Frano; Hidalgo, Antonio

Arduino – a Global Network for Digital Innovation

Cuartielles, David; Nepelski, Daniel; Van Roy, Vincent

Does Cooperation Is Always Needed? Factors Affecting Green Innovation Development Process

Calza, Francesco; Parmentola, Adele;

Tutore, Ilaria

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Track 11: Re-thinking design thinking: emerging

challenges and future evolutions

Track 12: Team, leadership &

organization for creativity and

innovation

Track 13: Open innovation intermediaries: tools,

platforms and communities

Track 15: Digitally-enabled business model innovation

Track 20: Regional innovation

management: perspectives from



Management

Track 26: Business Model Innovation CALL FOR IDEAS

Room:0.2 DIG Room: MIP 1.1 Room: MIP 1.2 Room: MIP 1.3 Room: MIP 1.5 Room: MIP 1.6 Room: MIP 1.4 Room MIP 0.4

Track Chair: Mattia Bianchi Track Chair: Filomena Canterino Track Chair: Andrea Urbinati Track Chair: Giuseppe

Scellato Track Chair: Simone Franzò Track Chair: David Peck Track Chair: Patrick Spieth

Individuals from the main Italian Universities will be invited to pitch their ideas in front of academics and

practitioners, receive feedbacks and share ideas

about the future of innovation. Run in

partnership with PoliHub and Politecnico di Milano TTO - Technology Transfer

Office.

Ideas presented*:

• SafeSpeed • Hyppo • Mise-en-Scene • Random No.

Geenration • Visihologic

Design Paradigm in innovation management - analysing and

extending design thinking methods with design theory

Le Masson, Pascal; Hatchuel, Armand; Le Glatin, Mario;

Weil, Benoit

We Depend on Each Other: The Relative Effects of Task and

Outcome Interdependence in Innovation Project Performance

Caleb Loignon, Andrew; Bagherzadeh, Mehdi

Coworking Spaces As Open Innovation Intermediaries

Fabbri, Julie; Charue-Duboc, Florence

Antecedents Of Business Model Re-Design: An Action Research In The Healthcare

Context

Pistorio, Andrea; Gastaldi, Luca;

Locatelli, Paolo; Corso, Mariano

The Wine Industry in Baja California (Mexico): A fsQCA

Approach

Rodríguez, José Carlos; Gómez, Mario; Méndez,

Luis Enrique; Cortés, Claudia Eréndira

Accomplishing technological simplicity: Myth or reality?

Matteucci, Giulia; Appio, Francesco Paolo; Martini,

Antonella

Auribus Teneo Lupum: The competing effects of

performance feedback and perceived threat on business

model change.

Fabry, Hannah; Louwen, Fabian Peter;

Lüttgens, Dirk

Design Thinking as Management Innovation: Investigating the Roles of

Managers and Designers

Berger, Estelle; Mérindol, Valérie

The Effect of Informal Organization Utilizing Personal

Creativity - Case Study of In-house Innovators and

Designers in a New Product Development by Home

Electronics Companies in Japan

Kubo, Yoshito

Wisdom of Crowds in Open Fora: Myth or Reality? A Case Study: Reddit

- Change My View

Mano, Mattias; Dalle, Jean-Michel; Tomasik, Joanna

Understanding business model innovation in practice: Recommendations for future business model tooling by an

action research.

Athanasopoulou, Alexia; De Reuver,

Mark; Kosman, Ruud; Roelfsema, Melissa

Startup Europe – Creating the European Digital

Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

Rossetti, Fiammetta; Nepelski, Daniel

When Open Source Software Encounters Patents - Blockchain

as an Example to Explore the Dilemma and Solutions

Sung, Huang Chih

Business Model Design: An Evolutionary Perspective

Tsai, Ming-Hone; Hung, Chia-Liang; Su,

Yea-Huey; Liu, Li-Chun

Key Dimensions of Visual Design Thinking: An Application to the Social

Innovation Context

Bresciani, Sabrina; Eppler, Martin J.

Good things come in threes? – How division of tasks, team

processes, and composition of the CEO-CDO-CIO trio impact

digital innovation performance

Reck, Fabian

Open innovation among competitors: How a professional community nurtured cluster firms

renaissance

Boari, Cristina; Zen, Aurora

Strategizing in a Digital world: antecedents,

boundaries, goals and steps of Digital Business Strategy

Ghezzi, Antonio; Cavallo, Angelo;

Balocco, Raffaello

Determinants of Governance Structure in Multipartner

Alliances: A multiple case study

Barbic, Frano; Hidalgo, Antonio

Innovation, patent policies and regional development in China

Crupi, Antonio; Cinici, Maria Cristina; Cesaroni, Fabrizio; Baglieri, Daniela

Value co-creation in post-merger integration when M&A are motivated by

innovation

Aquilani, Barbara; Piccarozzi, Michela;

Abbate, Tindara; Codini, Anna

The Problem With Problems - Reframing And Cognitive Bias In

Healthcare Innovation

Hookway, Samantha; Johansson, Mia Fay;

Svensson, Anton; Heiden, Bowman

How to Leverage the Impact of R&D on Radical Product

Innovations? The Moderating Effect of Management

Innovation

Heij, Cornelis V.; Volberda, Henk W.

Intermediary management and employee corporate culture identification mediation and mediation effect verification

Chia-hao Ma; Hsin-Hong Kang

Regional Ecosystems and Open Innovation Practices

Spithoven, Andre; Dejardin, Marcus

Complements or Substitutes? Co-Patents, Patent Reassignments and Technological Alliances as Indicators of Open Innovation

Van Looy, Bart; Azzola, Andrea; Kovacs, Adrian;

Landoni, Paolo

Creativity Peak of Star Researchers in a Japanese Semiconductor Company

Akira Maeki; Yuya Kajikawa

16:00 – 16:30 Coffe Break (Building BL28, first floor) * Please see pages 28-30 of the present Program for a detailed description of the “Call for Ideas” Session.

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Track 5: Implementing open innovation: from theory to practice Track 6: Innovation and R&D management in family firms

Track 9: R&D management and international business

Track 14: Circular economy put into practice: opportunities and challenges for innovative

industrial paradigms

Room: Sala Consiglio DIG Room: 0.1 DIG Room: BL.28.1.1 Room: 0.2 DIG Room: BL.28.2.1 Track Chair: Alberto Di Minin Track Chair: Raffaella Manzini Track Chair: Jasper Brinkerink Track Chair: Stefano Elia Track Chair: David Peck

Integrating Crowd Communities In The Data-Driven Scientific Processes

Sitruk, Yohann; Kazakçi, Akin

Open Innovation in Startups: Classification of Partners and Practices

Tekic, Zeljko

Innovation-focused knowledge search and its implementation: Evidence from a large

family business retail firm

Szymanska, Izabea

Inventors’ outward mobility from MNC subsidiaries in host countries: Does institutional

and cultural distance play a role?

Borah, Dhruba Jyoti; Massini, Silvia; Piscitello, Lucia

Leveraging the Circular Potential of Smart Products: The Role of the Business Model

Alcayaga, Andres; Wiener, Melanie; Hansen, Erik G

Critical Factors Facilitating Technology Collaboration

Bonanni, Carole A.; Allie, Valerie

Corporates’ decisions about Corporate Venture Capital follow-on investments: the moderating

role of co-investors

Mazzola, Erica; Piazza, Mariangela; Perrone, Giovanni

Business Model Innovation in Family Firms: A Literature Review

von Schlenk-Barnsdorf, Leopold; Heider, Anne Katarina; Huelsbeck,

Marcel

Investigating Subsidiary Evolution: Automotive Corporate Innovation Subsidiaries in Silicon

Valley

Geiger, Martha Caroline Amanda; Minshall, Tim; Mortara, Letizia

Innovation for Product Circularity: the Role of Networks

Revellio, Ferdinand; Hansen, Erik G.

From Intellectual Property Protection to Outbound Open Innovation: Which Way?

Cricelli, Livio; Greco, Marco; Grimaldi, Michele

Open for growing? Evidence on EU countries

Ghisetti, Claudia; Damioli, Giacomo; Vertesy, Daniel; Vezzulli, Andrea

The Effect of Technological Innovation on Workforce Downsizing in Family Firms

Sanchez-Bueno, Maria J.; Muñoz-Bullon, Fernando; Galan, Jose I.

Is The Globalisation Of Knowledge-Intensive Activities Really Global?

Damioli, Giacomo; Castellani, Davide; Vertesy, Daniel

Industrial Symbiosis: Integrating Circular Economy And Industrial Ecology Perspectives

Baldassarre, Brian; Bocken, Nancy; Korevaar, Gijsbert; Cuppen, Eefje; Schepers, Micky; Calabretta, Giulia

Laboratory Behavioural Experiments in Open Innovation

Bhimani, Hardik; Mention, Anne-Laure; Salampasis, Dimitrios

Organizational Support For A Circular Business Model

Wiener, Melanie; Hansen, Erik G.

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Track 19: The future of R&D and innovation: what are the key

challenges for R&D Management within the next

years?

Track 20: Regional innovation management: perspectives from


Track 23: New product & service development process


Management

Track 26: Business Model Innovation

Track 27: Innovation & Technology Strategy

START-UP PITCHES

Room: BL.28.2.2 Room: MIP 1.5 Room: MIP 1.2 Room: MIP 1.6 Room: MIP 1.4 Room: MIP 1.1 Room MIP 0.4 Track Chair: Vittorio Chiesa Track Chair: Mario Calderini Track Chair: Stefano Magistretti Track Chair: Claudio Dell’Era Track Chair: Anton Kritz Track Chair: Maria Savona

Start-ups will be invited to pitch their business ideas and will trigger

discussion and networking with

academic and practitioners. In partnership with

PoliHub.

List of startups*:

• Userbot • Morpheos • Ermes • Artwise • Math&Sport

Detecting and predicting thematic areas evolution of R&D and

Innovation research

Galati, Francesco; Bigliardi, Barbara; Petroni, Alberto;

Galati, Roberta

Regional Ecosystem for Sharing of Research Infrastructure: An Indian

Example

Bagchi, Nirmalya; PNS, Katyayani; Roy, Karnak

Challenges in Centralized Solution Development

Jagstedt, Siri; Magnusson, Peter; Persson, Magnus

The Innovation Paradox: Pharmaceutical Marketing

Exclusivity and Incentives for Drug Development

Acri nee Lybecker, Kristina M.L.

Cognition in Business Model Design – New Insights into

Managerial Mental Schemas

Roessler, Mirjam; Schneckenberg, Dirk); Huff, Anne Sigismund;

Velamuri, Vivek

Innovation Management In The Smart Home

Industry: Obstacles And Solutions

Haurand, Michelle Désirée

Toward Digital Twin and Simulation-driven New Product

Development

Morandotti, Dario; Pelosi, Alessandra

A Data-driven Approach To Measuring Diversity In Startup

Ecosystems

Dalle, Jean-Michel; Dion, Guillaume; Gastaud, Clément;

Lacroix, Thibaut; Taub, Raphaelle

Project Ambidexterity: (a Case Study Analysis) Unraveling the Types of

Ambidexterity and their Relatedness Across Levels

Reynaert, Ward

Bound to technological paths - The mutual influence of organizational

and technological lock-in

Vorbach, Stefan; Wipfler, Harald

Key Factors Affecting Performances Of Digital

Disruption-Related Ventures In The Software Industry

Kim, Dongwoo; Shin, Juneseuk

Innovation Management in Professional Service

Firms

Lemus Aguilar, Isaac; Cagliano,

Raffaella; Hidalgo, Antonio

Challenges faced by large organizations implementing Agile

practices

Jerbrant, Anna; Lilliesköld, Joakim

Integrating civil society into regional quadruple helix processes - a social

lab approach

Schroth, Fabian; Glatte, Hannah; Kaiser, Simone

Q-SAFE : New Framework for Concept Development

Hwang, Seonho; Shin, Juneseuk

Openness and Closeness of Company's IP Strategies: an

exploratory study on synthetic biology start-ups in the UK

Tang, Aocheng; Tietze, Frank; Molloy, Jenny

Integrating Human Capital In Business Model Innovation

Ben Othmen, Hanen

The Adoption of Digitalisation in R&D: Organisational & Behavioural

Issues

James, Andrew

Barriers to Innovation Ecosystem: The Case Of Malaysian Research University, University Teknologi

Malaysia

Azlin Abd Jamil; Zurina Moktar, Norazlina Mohd Yasin, Kamariah Ismail

Why Consumer beats Company Innovation: Assessment of Creativity

in Hedonic Products

Witzel, André; Lüttgens, Dirk; Piller, Frank Thomas

19:30

Gala Dinner @ Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia “Leonardo da Vinci”, Milan

ü Best Ph.D. Project Award ü Best Paper Award

* Please see pages 25-27 of the present Program for a detailed description of the “Start-up pitches” Session.

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WEDNESDAY JULY 4TH, 2018

CONFERENCE DAY 3

Parallel Session: 09:00-10:30 Track 2: Digital platforms and digital technologies


approaches


practice

Track 7: Innovation dynamics and organizational performance: novel

strategies and approaches

Track 11: Re-thinking design thinking: emerging challenges and future

evolutions


innovation

Room: BL 28, Aula Magna Carassa e Dadda Room: BL.28.1.1 Room: BL.28.1.2 Room: BL.28.2.1 Room: Sala Consiglio DIG Room: 0.1 DIG

Track Chair: Ellen Enkel Track Chair: David Peck Track Chair: Maria Savona Track Chair: Francesco Paolo Appio Track Chair: Mattia Bianchi Track Chair: Raffaella Cagliano Drivers Of Value Creation In

Two-Sided Digital Platforms: An Exploratory Analysis

Trabucchi, Daniel; Muzellec, Laurent;

Ronteau, Sebastien; Buganza, Tommaso

When the crowd becomes shareholder: an enquiry on Italian

equity crowdfunding initiatives

Blasi, Silvia; Sedita, Silvia Rita; Silvestri, Gianmarco

Open Social Innovation in Practice: Exploratory Study of a Fab Lab

Network

Striukova, Ludmila; Rayna, Thierry

University-Industry collaborations and international knowledge spillovers: A

joint-patent investigation

Murgia, Gianluca; Messeni Petruzzelli, Antonio

Supporting Digital Transformation Through Adapting Product Profiles To The

Requirements Of In-house Innovation – A Case Study In The Energy Sector

Walter, Benjamin; Seidel, Patrick; Albers, Albert; Bursac, Nikola; Meier,

Sven; Wunsch, Markus;

Interaction Flow Episodes during Project Group Meetings: Zooming in on the

Micro Processes of Collective Creativity

Van Oortmerssen, Lise

Platform Overthrow: uncovering the critical role of

functional extension and generic technology

Thomas, Maxime; Legrand, Julien; Le

Masson, Pascal; Weil, Benoit

The geography of Initial Coin Offerings

Signori, Andrea; Vismara, Silvio

Framework for the Design of Platforms that Support Open

Innovation in Ecosystems

Osorno Hinojosa, Roberto; Santamaria, Julia; Medrano

Olvera, Norma Angelica

Managing Learning Curves In The Unknown: From 'Learning By Doing' To

'Learning By Designing'

Gilain, Agathe; Le Masson, Pascal; Weil, Benoît

Envisioning A Design Approach Towards Increasing Well-being At Work

Oonk, Maite; Calabretta, Giulia; De Lille, Christine; Hultink, Erik-Jan

Cognitive Bias to Radical Innovation – Boosting or Impairing the Quality in

Management Decisions?

Bauer, Julian; Schweitzer, Fiona

How Can IT Support Open Innovation Models? An

Exploratory Study Following The Dynamic Capabilities Approach

Pateli, Adamantia

Within-country Cultural Distance: Does It Matter For Venture Capital

Investments?

Croce, Annalisa; D'Adda, Diego; Guerini,

Massimiliano; Quas, Anita

How inbound open innovation helps SMEs learn and improve: knowledge transfer from university to industry

though direct coaching

Clare Jean Farrukh, Nicky Athanassolpoulou, Imoh Ilevbare, Thomas Coates

Ulrichsen, Amanda Bamford

Recognizing of an absorptive capacity model in Mexican biopharmaceutical

industry: The Case of UDIBI-IPN

Sánchez Regla, Ana Lilia; Pérez Hernández, María del Pilar

Monserrat; Rivera González, Igor

Evolution of Design Thinking: from Ideating to Executing, Engaging and Envisioning

Magistretti, Stefano; Dell'Era, Claudio; Verganti, Roberto

Skills Combination and Firm Performance

Siepel, Josh; Camerani, Roberto; Masucci, Monica

Multi-homing Decision of Complementors: Organizational

Ecology Perspective

Park, Minah; Bae, Sung Joo; Lee, Sungho

Financing Innovation: Two Models Of Private Equity Investment

Parpaleix, Laure-Anne; Levillain, Kevin; Segrestin,

Blanche

Proposing the NSPIRE Technique: Improving Productivity of Networked

Service Delivery

Daiberl, Christofer Florian; Naik, Hari Suman; Roth, Angela

The Modes of the Individual Schema in the Processes of Design Thinking and Design

Driven Innovation

Goto, Satoru; Yaegashi, Kazaru;

Ando, Takuo

Exploring Digital Platform Entry Strategies into Existing

Platform-based Markets

Tsai, Chung-Lin

Exploiting Pandora’s box – leveraging Patents in Patent Box

Regimes

Cengiz, Cihat; Tietze, Frank

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intermediaries: tools, platforms and communities

Track 15: Digitally-enabled business model

innovation




ecosystems

Track 21: Disruptive Innovation and

Organisational Change

Track 22: R&D Management: tools &

methods

Track 28: Innovation Systems & Policies

THEMATIC WORKSHOPS

THEMATIC WORKSHOPS

Room: 0.2 DIG Room: MIP 1.1 Room: MIP 1.2 Room: MIP 1.3 Room: MIP 1.4 Room: MIP 1.5 Room: MIP 1.6 Room MIP 0.2 Room: MIP 0.4

Track Chair: Ward Ooms

Track Chair: Andrea Urbinati

Track Chair: Vito Manfredi Latilla Track Chair: Anton Kritz Track Chair: Thierry

Rayna Track Chair: Letizia

Mortara Track Chair: Giuseppe

Scellato

Title: Digital innovation in

education Sponsor: FadPro

Academic Speaker: Federico Frattini

Title: Innovation in operations and

quality: a focus on Additive

Manufacturing Sponsor: Zeiss

Academic Speaker: Giovanni

Miragliotta (TBD)

The Link Between Open Innovation Maturity and

Fruitful Innomediary Collaborations

Pop, Oana-Maria; Natalicchio, Angelo; Rus, Diana; Zynga,

Andreas

Investigating the Impact of 3D Printing Technologies for Startups and Entrepreneurs:

Innovation Unleashed?

Rayna, Thierry; Striukova, Ludmila

Predicting University Spin-Off Funding Success: A Machine-

Learning Approach

Skute, Igors; Zalewska-Kurek, Kasia; Hatak, Isabella; de Weerd-

Nederhof, Petra

Role of Intermediaries in Entrepreneurial Ecosystem for Emerging technologies A Case

of Organic and Printed Electronics Technology

Khan, Ambarin Asad; Mina, Andrea; Massini,

Silvia

The impact of innovation in a business ecosystem:

The electrification of company cars

Roncancio Marin, Jason Jahir;

Crispeels, Thomas

Roadmap Features Analysis – Viewing ‘Roadmap’ As

Map

Yip, Man Hang; Phaal, Robert

The Impact Orientation of Medical Device Publicly Funded Principal

Investigators: An Ecological Perspective

Dolan, Brendan; Cunningham, James; McGregor, Caroline

Who Are Your Design Heroes? Exploring User Roles

in an Innovation Contest Community

Moritz, Manuel

The League of Legends value system: A Value Network

Analysis

Barcellos, Rodrigo da Luz; Leso, Bernardo Henrique; Ghezzi,

Antonio; Cortimiglia, Marcelo Nogueira

Privacy Issues Associated with Popular Mobile Applications

Hayes, Darren; Cappa, Francesco

How To Develop Dynamic Capabilities In An Eco-system:

The Case Of Life-science In Northern Netherlands

Kets, Jaan; Bossink, Bart; van der Sijde,

Peter

Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems From a

Stakeholder Perspective

Oks, Sascha Julian; Fritzsche, Albrecht;

Möslein, Kathrin M.

Support Decision Tool for Industrial Sustainability

Actions

Gianotti Pret, Marco; Pinarello, Giordano

A Comparison of Relational Practices in Additive Manufacturing

Multipartner Alliances in France and the UK

Tezenas du Montcel, Benoit; Minshall, Tim; Featherston, Charles

Open Innovation Intermediaries: Deploying

Capabilities for Client Engagement in Open Service

Innovation

Randhawa, Krithika; Wilden, Ralf;

Gudergan, Siggi

Cloud-based Business Model Innovation in the Software

Industry - Revealing Organizational and

Technological Factors

Schneckenberg, Dirk; Klos, Christoph; Velamuri, Vivek; Spieth, Patrick

Classification of Business Analytics Methods Based On

The Industrie 4.0 Maturity Level

Krechting, Denis Phillip; Schuh, Günther;

Gudergan, Gerhard

Near or far? How geographic distance affects the inter-

organizational relationships in local innovation systems

Guerini, Massimiliano; Panetti, Eva;

Parmentola, Adele; Ferretti, Marco

Inter-organizational projects: A means for

business model innovation of incumbent

firms?

Engwall, Mats; Kaulio, Matti;

Karakaya, Emrah; Miterev, Maxim;

Berlin, Daniel

Understanding the history of industrial innovation: developments and

milestones in key action fields of R&D management

Bauer, Wilhelm; Schimpf, Sven

Co-evolution of Institutions and Innovation Capabilities in New Industries: The Case of Digital

Games Industry from China and Taiwan

Lin, YingYin; Liu, Jiajia; Miozzo, Marcela

Title: Organizing for Innovation:

Responding to a Fast-Changing

Digital Environment Sponsor: Edison

Academic Speaker: Davide Chiaroni

Title: Digitally-Enabled Business

Model Innovation: The Case of the Energy Sector Sponsor: Cesi

Academic Speakers: Antonio

Ghezzi

Rewards and crowdsourcing participation

Cappa, Francesco; Rosso, Federica; Hayes, Darren

Forecasting a Patent’s Citation Frequency: Comparing the

Performance Between Conventional Techniques and

Deep-learning

Noh, Heeyong; Lee, Sungjoo

How do managers decide on technology innovation

processes? An experimental study based on the

behavioral perspective

Xu, Xixiong; Jiang, Jihai

Transforming Thailand’s Innovation System in Service Sector to Break through the Middle Income Trap

Somsak, Sombat; Ozcan, Sercan; Trott, Paul

When The Important Is to Win and Not to Participate, What Should Innovation Policy Do?

De Marco, Chiara Eleonora; Martelli,

Irene; Di Minin, Alberto

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break (Building BL28, first floor)

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11:00-12:30

Meet the Editors Session

Presentation of the Journals and Discussion with the Editors: Room 0.1 DIG ü Ellen Enkel, R&D Management Journal ü Helen Perks, Journal of Product Innovation

Management

Room 0.2 DIG

ü Anthony Di Benedetto, Industrial Marketing Management

ü Grazia Santangelo, Industry and Innovation

Room Sala Consiglio DIG

ü Jonathan D. Linton, Technovation ü Maria Savona, Research Policy

12:30-13:30

Networking Lunch (Building BL28, first floor)

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Parallel Session: 13:30-15:00

Track 2: Digital platforms and digital technologies

Track 4: Finance for innovation: new tools and approaches


practice

Track 7: Innovation dynamics and organizational performance: novel

strategies and approaches

Track 8: Managing at the intersection between

Innovation and supply chain management


innovation

Room: BL 28, Aula Magna Carassa e Dadda Room: BL.28.1.1 Room: BL.28.1.2 Room: BL.28.2.1 Room: BL.28.2.2 Room: MIP 0.2 Track Chair: Andrea Urbinati Track Chair: Claudio Dell’Era Track Chair: Davide Chiaroni Track Chair: PierPaolo Appio Track Chair: Nizar Abdelkafi Track Chair: Stefano Magistretti

Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs), Digitalization and Video Games Industry

Long, Vicky

Side Effect of Crowdfunding on Entrepreneurial Performances

Butticè, Vincenzo; Noonan, Douglas

Implementing Open Innovation: the Role of Boundaries

Management

Garzella, Stefano; Fiorentino, Raffaele;

Lombardi, Rosa; Capurro, Rosita

Supply Chain Management and R&D Management – a tentative

classification

Gorgues, Vincent

Virtual Campaigns For Intrapreneurship In Large Firms: The Challenge Of

Managing An Internal Start-Up Call At Large-Scale

Dalmasso, Cédric; Garcias, Frédéric; Hooge, Sophie

Configurations of pricing and non-pricing strategies and their implications for the survival of multi-sided platforms: An exploratory study

on crowdfunding platforms

Dishnisky, Gary; Rossi-Lamastra, Cristina; Piva, Evila

Linguistic style of crowdfunding pitches: How does displayed

narcissism influence crowdfunding success?

Leonelli, Simona; Di Pietro, Francesca; Masciarelli,

Francesca

Open Innovation - A New Tool To Facilitate The Inbound Process.

Reckitt Benckiser Case Study

Motta, Virna; Torchiaro, Antonella; Motta, Milena

Information Leakage, Imitation, and the Patent System: Mansfield Revisited

Van Criekingen, Kristof; Czarnitzki, Dirk

The Role of Social Capital in Innovation Diffusion Process –

Evidence from Smart City Networks Scaling Up

Pakhomova, Liubov; Harland, Christine Mary;

Cagliano, Raffaella

Two Sides Of The Same Coin: A Review On The Intersection Between

Leadership And Innovation literatures

Canterino, Filomena; Pellizzoni, Elena; Shani, Abraham B. {Rami}; Verganti, Roberto

Entrepreneurship policy and the financing of young innovative

companies: evidence from the Italian Startup Act

Giraudo, Emanuele; Giudici, Giancarlo; Grilli, Luca

Towards a theory of open innovation: A lifecycle

investigation of research breadth

Milewski, Simon; Fernandes, Kiran;

Goumagias, Nikolaos

Organizational Design as a Human-centred Design Practice

Auernhammer, Jan Michel Kurt; Leifer, Larry

Which Set Of Value Disciplines For Radical Innovators: Operational

Excellence, Customer Intimacy Or Product Leadership?

Emilio, Bellini; Margherita, Pero; Federico, Artusi

Microfoundations of scientific breakthrough discoveries: Solving the

puzzle of the DNA structure

Appio, Francesco Paolo; Petruzzelli, Antonio Messeni;

Van Looy, Bart

The Impact of Corporate Strategy on Capital Structure: an Overall

Perspective

Cetrini, Giorgio; Cappa, Francesco; Oriani, Raffaele

Gender Stereotypes in Business Contexts and Academia: How

Quantitative Analyses can Support the Design of Policies to Promote Inclusion

Rovelli, Paola; Rossi-Lamastra, Cristina; Sciuto, Donatella;

Tanelli, Mara

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Track 20: Regional innovation management: perspectives from


Track 21: Disruptive Innovation and Organisational

Change

Track 22: R&D Management: tools & methods

Track 28: Innovation Systems & Policies CALL FOR IDEAS

Room: MIP 1.2 Room: MIP 1.3 Room: MIP 1.4 Room: MIP 1.5 Room: MIP 1.6 Room: MIP 0.4

Track Chair: Daniel Trabucchi Track Chair: Vito Manfredi Latilla Track Chair: Sihem Ben Mahmoud-Jouini Track Chair: Angelo Cavallo Track Chair: Simone Franzò

Individuals from the main Italian Universities will be invited to pitch

their ideas in front of academics and practitioners, receive

feedbacks and share ideas about the future of innovation. Run in

partnership with PoliHub and Politecnico di Milano TTO - Technology Transfer Office.

Ideas presented*:

• M.O.I. • BlueSentinel • Electronic Nose • GeDy Trass • Smart Robots

National Innovation Profiles: Examination of Key Factors Using Big

Data Analytics

Forner, Dominik; Ozcan, Sercan; Bacon, David

Speeding Entrepreneurial Innovation through Industry-led Accelerators: a

Multi-Case Study of Corporate Startup Dynamics in a Maritime Port Complex

Garcia-Herrera, Cristobal; Perkmann, Markus; Childs, Peter

Next stop: Blockchain

Nucciarelli, Alberto

A Multiple-dimension Framework For Value Creation Through Big Data

Elia, Gianluca; Passiante, Giuseppina; Polimeno, Gloria;

Solazzo, Gianluca

Publicly Funded Principal Investigators, Technology Transfer and Market Impacts

Cunningham, James; Dolan, Brendan; Menter, Matthias;

O'Kane, Conor

Intellectual Property Analytics for Technology Strategic Decision

Making

Aristodemou, Leonidas; Tietze, Frank

The Role Of Local Open Innovation Workshops (LOIW) To Facilitate

University Industry Collaboration In Regions

Krätzig, Oliver; Mennerich, Johannes; Sick, Nathalie

Disruptive R&D in the Space Sector

Ferretti, Stefano

An Approach For Assessing The Technology And Innovation

Management Capabilities In An Organisation

Saiz, John; Ilevbare, Imoh; Farrukh, Clare

Sectoral Patterns of Diffusion of Innovation Management Practices in

Brazilian Manufacturing Firms

Quadros, Ruy; Inácio Jr., Edmundo; Vieira, Glicia

Making use of big data on mobility and publication patterns of Greek doctorate holders. First evidence

from bibliometric analysis

Karampekios, Nikolaos; Georgiadis, Haris; Kardasis,

Antonis; Chrysomallidis, Charalampos; Stamatis,

Kostas; Siganos, Galatios; Malliou, Nena; Sachini, Evi

A Decision-making Mechanism integrated in R&D for Manufacturing

Process Selection

Liu, Wei; Ye, Songhe

Analysis of Linkage between Technology and Industry from Government R&D in

Korea

Hong, Seulki

15:00-15:30 Coffee Break (Building BL28, first floor)

* Please see pages 28-30 of the present Program for a detailed description of the “Call for Ideas” Session.

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Parallel Session: 15:30-17:00 Track 3: Environmental sustainability,

social impact and innovation Track 5: Implementing open

innovation: from theory to practice Track 11: Re-thinking design thinking: emerging challenges and future evolutions Track 19: The future of R&D and innovation:

what are the key challenges for R&D Management within the next years?

Room: MIP 1.4 Room: BL.28.1.2 Room: BL.28.1.1 Room: BL.28.2.2 Room: MIP 1.2 Track Chair: Marika Arena Track Chair: Elena Pellizzoni Track Chair: Stefano Magistretti Track Chair: Claudio Dell’Era Track Chair: Sven Schimpf

Innovation and Social Impact: How Far Have We

Gone? A Systematic Review of Literature and Bibliometric Network Analysis

Melo, Mary Fernanda; Yaryd, Rodrigo Trotta; Souza, Roberta; Campos-Silva, Willerson Lucas; Bezerra, Beatriz dos

Santos

Organizing for Open radical innovation: three successful cases in SAES Group

Manzini, Raffaella; Carretti, Corrado; Piacentini, Davide

Design-driven transformation: Embedding strategic design thinking in the organization

Alauze, Melissa; Paris, Thomas

International Comparative Study on Design Profession and Design Attitudes: A Comparative

Analysis of Cases in Japan and Italy

Ando, Takuo; Yaegashi, Kazaru

Comparing Requirements for New Product Development and Business Model Innovation

Hirte, Rebecca; Friedrich, Sebastian

Examining the Capabilities of Social Entrepreneurship towards Shared Value Creation

Sinthupundaja, Janthorn; Kohda, Youji

"Technology Intelligence Process In Practice: Building An Extensive Empirical

Study"

Nasullaev, Akhatjon; Manzini, Raffaella; Lazzarotti, Valentina;

Motta, Milena; Fossati, Silvia

“I Did it My Way” – What Does it Take To Make Design Thinking Work In a Technology

Driven Firm?

Ben Mahmoud-Jouini, Sihem; Fixson, Sebastian

Requirements Profiles as a Basis for Ideation in Product Generation Planning

Albers, Alexander A.; Tekaat, Julian; Kühn, Arno; Dumitrescu, Roman

Virtual Reality For Innovating Products And Processes Design: A Spectrum Of Digital

Applications And Organizational Scenarios

Corallo, Angelo; Lazoi, Mariangela; Pascarelli, Claudio; Campanella, Michele;

Galli, Valerio

The u-shaped relationship between CSR and firms’ performance: a longitudinal study from

the hospitality industry

Franco, Stefano; Caroli, Matteo Giuliano; Cappa, Francesco; Del

Chiappa, Giacomo

Learning from Startups through Corporate Accelerators

Enkel, Ellen; Sagmeister, Veronika; Gross, Franziska

Untangling The Role of User Experience In Design Thinking Through Experimental

Evidence

Eismann, Tobias T.; Meinel, Martin; Baccarella, Christian V.; Fixson,

Sebastian K.; Voigt, Kai-Ingo

Design Thinking in R&D- A powerful new tool or the Emperor’s new clothes?

Robbins, Peter

General purpose technologies in innovation systems: A double-embedded case study on

artificial intelligence

Emrah Karakaya

Affordability Management And Its Influence On Concept Development

Amann, Daniel; Kihlander, Ingrid; Magnusson, Mats

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* Please see pages 25-27 of the present Program for a detailed description of the “Start-up pitches” Session.

List of Conference events’ venues (please check on the Conference website for how to reach the venues http://www.rnd2018.polimi.it/conference-venue/):

• La Dogana del Buon Gusto, via Molino delle Armi 48, Milano (only for Ph.D. Colloquium)

• Villa Necchi Campiglio, via Mozart 14, Milano

• Triennale Art and Exhibition Center, viale Alemagna 6, Milano

• Old Fashion Cafè, viale Alemagna 6, Milano

• Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia “Leonardo da Vinci”, via Olona 6, Milano

Track 20: Regional innovation management: perspectives from enterprise, clusters and ecosystems

Track 23: New product & service development process Track 27: Innovation & Technology Strategy START-UP PITCHES

Room: MIP 1.3 Room: MIP 1.5 Room: MIP 1.6 Room MIP 0.2 Track Chair: Simone Franzo’ Track Chair: Vito Manfredi Latilla Track Chair: Davide Chiaroni

Start-ups will be invited to pitch their business ideas and will trigger discussion and networking with academic and

practitioners. In partnership with PoliHub

List of startups*:

• Springa • Smart Factory • Bottega 52 • Acrome • Next industries

Legitimacy Building In An Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

Bonanni, Carole A; Arsenyan, Jbid

Internal and External Perspectives on User Driven Innovation: What Was Left Behind?

Ghasemzadeh, Khatereh; Bortoluzzi, Guido

Is Openness Just A Matter Of Search?

Orlando, Beatrice; De Nisco, Alessandro

Building Regional Capability: Lessons In Training Eclectic Groups Of Regional Innovation Champions

Kritz, Anton

Smartness Dimensions Make a Difference: Perceived Value and Intended Usage of a Smart Consumer

Product

Kaldewei, Maria; Stummer, Christian

Multiparty Alliances: A Comprehensive Story

Wennink, Sten Willem Jan; Faems, Dries L. M.; McCarthy, Killian J.

A Micro-level Analysis of the Birth and Development of Innovation Ecosystem

Mohannak, Kavoos; Dedehayir, Ozgur; Matthews, Judy

Material Dimensions of Design-led Innovation

Caccamo, Marta

17.00-17.30 Conference Closing: Aula Magna Carassa e Dadda, Building BL 28, Politecnico di Milano

ü Presentation of the R&D Management Conference 2019

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START UP PITCHES – CALENDAR Monday July 2nd, 2018 – Environment & Energy

Tree Solutions Tree Heating Solution is a service to increase the efficiency of heating systems, by means of innovative technology that increases the efficiency of the existing system. THS allows the owner of a large building to save immediately, without any investment! The "BRAIN by Tree Solutions" is a solution composed of a device to be installed in a thermal power plant, an innovative control logic and a cloud platform to transform thermal plants into IoT objects. As a proper brain, it receives high frequency data from sensors and processes them in order to control the system and reduce its energy consumption. Zaphiro Technologies Zaphiro Technologies offers a real-time monitoring and automation system that helps electrical utilities to operate their grid more reliably, efficiently and cost effectively during both normal and fault conditions. The combination of high-accuracy clamp-on current sensors with measurement devices integrating both Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) and Power Quality (PQ) features, provides full grid observability at a relatively low price. A central grid controller that processes the measurement in real-time, represents a complete and scalable solution that integrates monitoring, control, and fault management features in a single platform. Idroplan Idroplan is the intelligent component of irrigation systems, both new and old generation. We monitor the most important parameters of the soil through a reliable and scalable network of low-cost nodes. Our dashboard reworks the collected data and provides useful suggestions for a correct irrigation management, with the aim of guaranteeing the right amount of water to the crop, at the right time. Our mission is to guarantee the long-term sustainability of intensive agriculture. Quant Co. It is time to end concerns over lack of analytical capabilities to develop scalable, innovative and digital energy business models. Quant Co. is defining the state-of-the-art in energy analytics! Quant Co. develops high-end analytical tools for the renewable energy sector. Our first tool, PreD, is a real-time data management platform with embedded algorithms which aims to reduce power plants´ cost of imbalance caused by forecast errors. PreD guides its users on how to adjust their market position in order for decreasing the difference between forecasts and actual generations through its three modules: bid optimization, dynamic track, match & offset. Ribes Tech Ribes Tech srl is a company that produces and commercializes flexible and cost-effective photovoltaic (PV) films. These PV modules are printed in mass volumes on cheap plastic foils in any shape or color. The resulting modules are flexible and extremely lightweight. Initially developed and optimized for converting sunlight into electricity, we soon found out that our technology is actually very effective also for indoor applications, where it is the best energy-harvesting option. For example, our chargers, easily customizable to be integrated in any type of device, provide energy for networks of thousands of sensors and electronic devices, enabling the real Internet of Things.

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Tuesday July 3rd, 2018 – New Digital Technologies

Userbot Nowadays, communicating with customers becomes more and more expensive and users are more and more demanding, expecting Brands to address their problems and their requests promptly and quickly. That's why Userbot is born, a service that offers Artificial and Human Intelligence solutions for the automation of conversations between Brands and Consumers. The best thing about Userbot is that it learns from conversations with humans and offers a proprietary CRM. Morpheos Morpheos creates innovative services thanks to the experience in proprietary software solutions and advanced electronic hardware. We love designing products with multiple functionalities, simple to use and able to improve life at home or in the office. Our home robot, Momo – The Home Genius, is an Artificial Intelligence system that protects the house and its inhabitants by independently developing home automations and by learning from your behavior. Momo is able to share technologies and features with other devices in the home, for a complete smart experience. Ermes Ermes Cyber Security is an innovative startup and spin-off of the Politecnico di Torino. Ermes is a platform that, thanks to patented algorithms based on machine learning and big data, helps companies to defend themselves from the risks caused by Web trackers. Ermes platform allows companies to filter the web browsing of each company device, authorizing the lawful ones and blocking the ones associated with Web trackers. The platform works in a totally automatic way, offering updated protection in real time. Artiwise Artiwise provides scalable text analytics solutions to customers to increase their analytics capability on unstructured text data such as customer emails, feedbacks, opened text surveys, news, social media so on. Artiwise is a cloud based SAAS (Software as a Service) Machine Learning and NLP supported Text Analytic Platform. Through Artiwise data analysts and application developers can do the data modelling without knowledge of machine learning. In addition, teams that work close to the customers such as marketing experts, customer’s managers, and media agency can use the smart dashboards. Math&Sport Math&Sport brings the sports analysis to a whole new level. It developed two platforms: Virtual Coach is dedicated to optimizing game strategies, pre-match or even in real time; MOViDA is designed for the optimization of the individual technical gesture. In both cases the starting point is data collected with video tracking systems, with no use of sensors. The differentiating element is the "Mathematics" which lies in the heart of these two platforms and which allows to process a large amount of data providing reliable and personalized information.

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Wednesday July 4th, 2018 – Industry 4.0

Springa Springa is an innovative startup and spin-off of the Politecnico di Milano. It designed and developed Goliath, a mobile machine tool for unlimited cutting and engraving. The innovative working mode solves some of the problems of traditional CNC machines, such as limited work area, encumbrance, high price and mobility. Goliath is placed directly on the surface to cut, allowing to have a work area that is potentially without limits. It uses three omnidirectional wheels, which allow the robot to move without constraints on the surface. It allows high control of the position, thanks to the sensors placed on the robot and on the panel. Smart Factory Smart Factory is a technological start-up. Our mission is to make Industry 4.0 a reality, bringing manufacturers closer to the advantages of a Smart Factory, leveraging technology as enabling factor for an interconnected, intelligent, and better performing factory thanks to a better human-machine collaboration. Our automation solutions are the ultimate technological innovation for assembling. Flexim open automation platform is extremely innovative and unique on the market, and comes with significant advantages: it is a modular system, easy and fast to reprogram, efficient and silent. Bottega 52 Bottega52 designs, implements, distributes and maintains Cloud, IoT and Big Data solutions. Bottega52 is a Software House: it engineers, deploys, and maintains custom, tailor made full-stack software solutions, with a focus on the Internet of Things and Cloud Infrastructures. Bottega 52 is also a system integrator: it integrates existing software stacks for the benefit of its customers’ businesses; it is specialized in integrating hardware devices within cloud infrastructure, following its IoT mission. Acrome ACROME is a company that offers robotics-mechatronics systems design and control solutions for industrial and educational use. ACROME provides affordable, intuitive and easy to use industrial robotic arm solutions (ACROME ROBOT) for your industrial plant. ACROME develops and produces control system plants for academic and educational use (ACROME myCONTROL). Finally, ACROME provides turnkey solutions in the field of Embedded System Control, Test Bench Design, and Development and Data Acquisition (ACROME PROJECT). Next Industries Next Industries was founded in 2014 with the aim of "connecting the real world", bringing the analog signals of the physical world into the digital world. Next Industries designs and manufactures high accuracy data acquisition loggers, gateway and sensors provided with Internet of Things technology. Thanks to wireless connectivity our device is able to communicate with the cloud, to manage alarms or notifications. Landslide events in environmental applications or strain in a pipeline can be monitored with our sensors and loggers. The data sending is made thanks to the gateway and through internet the user can view data and analyze them.

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CALL FOR IDEAS – CALENDAR Monday July 2nd, 2018 – Environment & Energy

14.15 – 14.25: Introduction on Technology Transfer and Agenda Presentation (TTO)

14.25 – 14.30: GreenValve - Stefano Malavasi, Politecnico di Milano

GreenValve is a new concept of control valve that recovers part of the energy that is commonly dissipated by the control valves. GreenValve System allow replacing a control valve with a stand-alone system for IOT and smart-system applications.

14.30 – 14.40: Question & Answers

14.40 – 14.45: Dirty Sensing - Marco Tizzoni, Politecnico di Milano

Dirty Sensing, designs, installs and manages IoT networks for real-time monitoring and optimized management of systems, providing tailor-made solutions to control and improve water quality and safety.

14.45 – 14:55: Question & Answers

14.55 – 15.05: Selective and interactive device for dynamic control of electromagnetic radiation - Nicola Levati, Politecnico di Milano

The device allows the switch from a warm light in winter to a cold light in summer. These characteristic variables make it the only dynamic-passive product applicable to transparent surfaces of small and medium size.


15.15 – 15.20: Ener Tun - Marco Barla, Politecnico di Torino

Ener Tun is a prefabricated structural element for tunnel cladding that allows exchanging heat with the adjacent ground in order to produce thermal energy. It can be used in the construction of tunnels dug by TBM, the so-called 'moles', transforming the tunnel itself into a heat exchanger with the ground to create air conditioning and heating systems for buildings on the surface and to produce hot water.


15.30 – 15.35: Water-oil flow meter - Manfredo Guilizzoni, Politecnico di Milano

A simple, low-cost device to measure the flow rates of the phases for viscous oil - water flows in the core annular and dispersed flow regimes" o se serve più lungo: "A simple, low-cost device to measure the flow rates of the phases for viscous oil - water flows in the core annular and dispersed flow regimes, based on a Venturi flow meter, two pressure transducers and a thermocouple.


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Tuesday July 3rd, 2018 – New Digital Technologies

14.00 – 15.30: Room MIP 0.4


14.25 – 14.30: SafeSpeed -Alberto Leva, Politecnico di Milano

Flexible and tunable hw/sw solution to guarantee thermal safety for heavy-duty processors preserving maximum possible speed under highly and unpredictably varying loads.


14.40 – 14.45: Hyppo - Sara Notargiacomo, Politecnico di Milano

Saving power in the datacenter era


14.55 – 15.05: Mise-en-Scene - Mehdi Elahi, Libera Università di Bolzano

In project Mise-en-Scene, we aim at bridging the gap between Art and AI. The main goal is to build intelligent systems that learn artistic tastes of people and generate recommendations based on that.


15.15 – 15.20: Random Number Generation- Roberto Carboni, Politecnico di Milano

Nonvolatile memory devices of next-generation IoT enable embedded random number generation (RNG) and physical unclonable function (PUF) for

data/hardware security.


15.30 – 15.35: Visihologic - Filippo Piatti, Politecnico di Milano

VisiHologic develops specific software solutions for the holographic rendering of patient specific anatomies: with advanced proprietary algorithms we can accurately reconstruct 3D dynamic models giving clinicians an intuitive, immersive and enhanced view of their pathological target.


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Wednesday July 4th, 2018 – Industry 4.0

13.30 – 15.00: Room MIP 0.4


13.45 – 13.50: M.O.I - Gabriele Natale, Politecnico di Milano

Moi’s technology merges the performances of composite materials with the potentialities of Additive Manufacturing. The patented CFM system is capable to 3D print high performances parts combining robotics with digital fabrication in order to produce employable objects and shift from mass production to mass personalization.


14.00 – 14.05: BlueSentinel - Niccoló Consolazio, Politecnico di Milano

Bluesentinel, a complete indoor positioning solution for industrial IoT


14.15 – 14.20: Electronic Nose - Venere Ferraro, Politecnico di Milano

Electronic Nose Device is a wearable device for workers that operate in unhealthy work environments.The main purpose is to provide continuous monitoring of indoor air quality - in particular volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and carbon dioxide -, to give real-time feedback to operators on the level of contaminants monitored, and suggest him/her to use adequate protection systems.


14.30 – 14.35: GeDy Trass - Tommaso Maggi, Politecnico di Torino

GeDy TrAss provides a support during the pre-design phase with the help of a numerical-analytical and easy-to-use software. When the gearbox producer has few input parameters and a raw idea about the transmission design, the software leads to a skimming of the possible solutions. It takes into account the durability, the static and dynamic behaviour and finally the possible microgeometry optimization to reduce NVH problems ensure high performances and valuable outputs for the following design phases.


14.45 – 14.50: Smart Robots - Roberto Rossi, Politecnico di Milano

Smart Robots - The centralization of the worker in the factory 4.0


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BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PARTNER COMPANIES

Finarvedi is the holding company of the Arvedi Group, the core business of which is composed of steelmaking activities with annual volumes of over 4.5 million tonnes of products characterised by high quality and destined for the most demanding markets. The Arvedi Group can count about 3800 employees and a consolidated turnover of about €3 billion.

All the Group companies have been conceived with a view to specialisation and have been optimised as regards production organisation and state-of-the-art plants and technology with inhouse operating practices designed to improve efficiency, quality and flexibility.

The technological, ergonomic and ecological choices made allow the group to operate fully respecting man and the environment.

Six manufacturing units operating in three specific sectors make up the Arvedi Group’s main nucleus:

ACCIAIERIA ARVEDI (Cremona), manufacturer and distributor of flat rolled carbon steel products;

ACCIAIERIA ARVEDI (Trieste) integrated into the Cremona supply chain with the supply of pig iron and equipped with a metallurgical complex for cold rolling special steels of high added value;

ARVEDI TUBI ACCIAIO (Cremona) operating in the carbon steel welded and cold drawn tube sector;

ILTA INOX (Robecco d’Oglio-CR) operating in the stainless steel welded tube sector;

ARINOX (Sestri Levante -GE), manufacturer of re-rolled stainless steel precision strip;

METALFER (Roè Volciano–BS), manufacturer of cold drawn welded carbon steel tubes.

The companies of the Arvedi Group, thanks to their industrial, organization and logistics structures, have assumed leading roles in the panorama of Italian and European industry for some specific products, first with carbon and stainless steel welded tubes, subsequently with precision rolled stainless steel strip and more recently with black, pickled, galvanised and pre -painted quality steel coils. A considerable share of their production (on average about 50%, with peaks of up to 80%) is destined for foreign markets.

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Bip is a leading European consulting company. Founded in 2003, today employs more than 1,800 professionals, who deliver management consulting and business integration services supporting companies in the research and adoption of disruptive technological innovation.

Shaping and transforming the future of large, complex companies is our core business. To accomplish this goal, we have developed vertical skills, acquiring knowledge of strategic context and operational process. The industries where we operate are: Energy & Utilities, Technology, Media, Entertainment & Telco, Financial Services, Public Sector, E-commerce, Retail & Consumer Goods, Manufacturing and Life Sciences.

We export our professional services operating outside Italy for an increasing number of international clients. Strong relationships with local stakeholders and focused acquisitions have allowed us to extend our networks and establish ourselves as a trusted advisor in new target markets. Today we are present in Italy, United Kingdom, Spain, Turkey, Brazil, Belgium, Switzerland, United States, United Arab Emirates, Chile and Colombia.

In recent years we reinforced our expertise in management consulting and business integration by acquiring an important position in digital transformation with the addition to the Group of companies such as Ars et Inventio, specializing in Innovation and Creativity, OpenKnowledge, focused on Social and Digital Transformation, Sketchin, leader in design thinking and customer experience, and Artax Consulting, focused on Sales Transformation.

Bip’s key to success is simple: striving for excellent service with an ethical and loyal approach to clients, finding innovative solutions to traditional problems.

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CESI is a world-leading technical consulting and engineering company with more than 60 years of experience, operating in 40 countries around the world.

CESI provides testing and certification services as well as consulting and engineering services.

Its major services include: Cables testing, design and Owner’s Engineering for HVAC/HVDC Interconnections, Real Time Operations supervision and control, Integration of Renewable Energies and Storage Systems, design and Owner’s Engineering of Smart Grids, Engineering services for Testing Laboratories, Environmental Impact Assessments, Civil Engineering Services for hydro and renewable plants and Environmental Monitoring Systems for Electric Power Plants. CESI also develops advanced solar cells for space and terrestrial

application. The company’s key clients include governmental institutions, regulatory authorities, major utilities,

Transmission System Operators (TSOs), Distribution System Operators (DSOs), generation companies and system integrators.

CESI is headquartered in Milan and with facilities in Berlin, Mannheim, Dubai, Washington DC and Rio de Janeiro.

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Edison is one of the leading energy operators in Italy, with over 130 years of history behind it, and overall it is a leading European player in the procurement, production and sale of electricity, in the provision of energy and environmental services and in the E&P sector.

Founded over 130 years ago, Edison has contributed to the electrification and development of Italy. It now operates in Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean area, employing around 5,000 people. Edison’s electric power plants have a total capacity of 6.4 GW.

The biggest plants in the country that use water power belong to Edison. Today, Edison is continuing to grow in order to build a sustainable energy future.

Edison mission is to stand with its clients, providing intelligent, competitive and sustainable solutions. Edison supplies electricity, gas and energy and environmental services to families and businesses. Every day, in ten countries around the world, Edison team works passionately to meet their clients’ needs while ensuring local communities and the environment are respected. Edison actions and decisions are guided by the respect for individuals and for all of its stakeholders and by a sense of responsibility and integrity.

Research, development and innovation are vital tools in successfully tackling the new world challenges and seizing energy opportunities. The reality of the industry combined with the current economic and climate changes push to work in the protection of the environment, technological progress, energy efficiency and the development of renewable energy sources. The Innovation and R&D Department is exploring traditional issues relating to electricity and the thermoelectric uses of natural gas, as well as focusing on hydrocarbons and bringing together the entire EDF Group’s research activities. Over the years, Edison built up links with key organisations in both the public and private spheres who are active in energy research both in Italy and around the world.

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Enel Foundation: the Knowledge platform to win the race for a clean energy future.

We focus on the crucial role of clean energy to ensure a sustainable future for all.

By envisioning a sustainable future – resilient and equal – boosted by quality education and an enlightened self-interest by the

business community. The future we want is powered by affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern electricity for all.

We focus on research and education.

By developing partnerships with pre-eminent experts and institution across the globe, leveraging on the vast knowledge of our Founders, we conduct research to

explore the implications of global challenges in the energy domain. We develop scenario analysis, define policy and regulation opportunities and design

capacity-building programs to the benefit of scientific and institutional realms.

We operate at the intersection of business and society.

By engaging institutions and governmental bodies, thought leaders and civil society representatives, industry experts and academia. We are a non-profit organization

seeking to converge with likeminded actors determined to solve global challenges ensuring a sustainable future for all.

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Innovation requires collaboration and data. Innovative organizations rely on Exaptive.

The Exaptive mission is to facilitate innovation. Our Cognitive City platform brings people and technology together, putting communities in a position to innovate with measurable impact.

Intentionally departing from traditional business intelligence and dashboard-based approaches to data, a Cognitive City is a virtual space for organizing and tracking the progress of innovation. Network visualization tools enable you to identify thought leaders. Sophisticated algorithms create mission-based teams that facilitate collaboration. Tools for building custom data applications help build communities that

maximize the value of their people and data assets.

Established in 2011, Exaptive is a pioneering software company based in Oklahoma City, USA. More details can be found at www.exaptive.com.

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Fadpro is an “engagement driven company” where people love creating great training experiences. Therefore, it is one of the most innovative e-learning houses and among the best in the field of gamification and virtual reality applied to digital learning. We produce online courses for institutions and corporates, providing innovative solutions in order to create a strong customer engagement and therefore increasing training retention. As well as the standard activities, like recorded online courses and LMS production, we are involved “on the edge sectors”: gamification, simulations, virtual reality and augmented reality, Tin Can. We also have developed a proprietary integration system Tin Can based, called “SIM-LMS”, that allows to track user activities in virtual world and simulations and send data to the LMS/Learning Record System, essential for professional and corporate training. With our support, our customers have an external R&D laboratory that provide them with the latest technological solutions.

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Founded in 1975, Microsoft is the worldwide leader in software, services, devices and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential. Microsoft offers an ecosystem of solutions that help people and organizations realize their projects in an easy and efficient way, seizing the opportunities offered by new technological trends. Microsoft has three key ambitions: reinventing productivity and business processes thanks to new tools that enable a more efficient and effective way of working, developing an intelligent cloud where data are valued as key elements to support smart decisions, and building a more customized experience with devices. New technologies are an opportunity for all industries and for enterprises of every size and Microsoft wants to drive the digital transformation process in the Italian public and private organizations, leveraging Cloud, IoT, Machine Learning, Big Data, Mixed Reality and Artificial Intelligence, to optimize processes, improve

customer relationships, enable employees to be more productive and transform business models.

Microsoft Italia

Founded in October 1985, Microsoft Italia is the Italian branch of the company, with over 850 employees in two offices, Milan and Rome. Microsoft Italia works locally with a wide partners’ ecosystem that is able to offer consulting and solutions throughout the Country: 10,000 Italian companies are part of the Microsoft Partner Network, which guide millions of businesses in their digital transformation journey and help and people “to achieve more”. Microsoft Italia is also committed in promoting the spread of digital skills among Italian students with initiatives such as Nuvola Rosa and it supports entrepreneurship with projects such as Microsoft for Startups and growITup, the open innovation platform created in partnership with Fondazione Cariplo.

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Modis is a technology consultancy company. We offer to our partners the entire support in development of innovative services and products in the information technology, engineering and scientific fields by providing experienced consultants throughout the life cycle project, starting from the initial definition phase of requirements going to implementation and maintenance phases.

Modis collaborates with the most important and multinational companies operating in several sectors, among the main ones: Aerospace & Defense, Automotive, Energy & Utilities, Financial Services, Life Sciences, Manufacturing, Railways & Transportation, TLC & Media.

Today, Modis has 85 offices spread in the world and can count on more than 30.000 consultants, 2.100 in Italy thanks our presence in the following cities: Milan, Turin, Bologna, Florence, Rome and Bari.

As global leader in professional solutions for IT, engineering and life sciences, we deliver agile end-to-end solutions for our customers, including professional staffing and consulting, project services, managed services, customized solutions, and outsourcing projects. Part of the world’s leading HR solutions partner, the Adecco Group.

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THE COMPLETE CLOUD AND NEXT-GENERATION PLATFORM FOR BUSINESS

Oracle, a global provider of enterprise cloud computing, is empowering businesses of all sizes on their journey of digital transformation. Oracle Cloud provides leading-edge capabilities in software as a service, platform as a service, infrastructure as a service, and data as a service. Oracle helps customers develop strategic roadmaps and advance their journey to the cloud from any point: new cloud deployments, legacy environments, and hybrid implementations. Oracle’s complete, integrated approach makes it easy for companies to get started in the cloud and even easier to expand as business grows. Oracle’s application suites, platforms, and infrastructure leverage both the latest technologies and emerging ones—including artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, blockchain, and Internet of Things (IoT)— in ways that create business differentiation and advantage for customers. Today, 430,000 customers in 175 countries use Oracle technologies to seize business opportunities and solve real, tangible challenges. Oracle supports customers on every step of the digital journey, with consulting, financing, support, and training services.

INTEGRATED AUTONOMUS CLOUD PLATFORM Oracle Autonomus Cloud Platform enables developers, IT professionals, and business leaders to develop, extend, connect, and secure cloud applications, share data, and gain insights across applications and devices. Companies can innovate faster, increase productivity, lower costs, and benefit from enhanced security features with the most complete and open platform-as-a-service (PaaS) offerings. Oracle Autonomus Cloud Platform offers the same capabilities in the cloud and on premises, for the greatest choice and most flexible access. Oracle Database Cloud Service makes it easy to migrate enterprise workloads to the cloud. The world’s #1 database is available in the cloud or on premises, and works seamlessly in hybrid environments. It provides companies of all sizes advanced security, rapid analytics, greater agility, and significant cost savings. MySQL, the most popular open source database, is also available in the cloud as a secure, cost-effective, enterprise-grade database service for modern applications. Oracle’s infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) capabilities enable companies to run any workload in the cloud, helping to increase business value and productivity. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure encompasses compute, storage, network, container services, and more, including migration tools that simplify how organizations migrate on-premises workloads to the cloud. Oracle’s converged infrastructure products provide a secure infrastructure and development platform for companies with on-premises requirements. Oracle is unique in its ability to bridge today’s on premises investments with a cloud future. Oracle’s cloud-ready infrastructure uses the same architecture and technology stack on premises as in Oracle Cloud, so customers can modernize their architecture and future-proof their IT investments.

INTELLIGENT CLOUD APPLICATIONS Oracle’s complete cloud application suite allows businesses of all sizes to connect their companywide operations anytime, anywhere, and from any device. Modern best practices and data-driven intelligence are built into the applications. Customers can subscribe to more than a thousand software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications, including enterprise resource planning, enterprise performance management, supply chain management, human capital management, and customer experience. Oracle’s enterprise applications support all types of cloud scenarios, allowing customers to connect to other cloud services and integrate with existing systems.

OPEN PLATFORM FOR DEVELOPERS Developers don’t just write code. They create innovations using a variety of tools and technologies. Oracle is focusing on the needs of these developers and IT professionals by making its platform more open, modern, and easy to use.

STARTUP INGENUITY. ENTERPRISE EXPERTISE. GLOBAL RESOURCES Oracle’s global startup mission is to provide enriching, collaborative partnerships to enable next-generation growth, business development, and drive cloud-based innovation for startups throughout all stages of their journey. To that end, Oracle offers residential and nonresidential programs that power cloud-based technology and leverage strategic ecosystems that enable co-creation and co-innovation across startups, customers and Oracle.

ABOUT ORACLE Oracle offers a comprehensive and fully integrated stack of cloud applications and platform services. For more information about Oracle (NYSE:ORCL), visit www.oracle.com

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PIRELLI IN BRIEF

Pirelli was founded in Milan in 1872 and today stands as a global brand known for its cutting-edge technology, high-end production excellence and passion for innovation that draws heavily on its Italian roots. With around 30,000 employees and a turnover of more than 5.3 billion €in 2017, Pirelli is a major player in the tyre industry and the only global player focused solely on the Consumer tyre market, which includes tyres for cars, motorcycles and bicycles. In March 2017, Pirelli spun off its industrial tyre business making the company 100 per cent focused on consumer tyres. Pirelli is now concentrating on High Value tyre markets, delivering innovative tyres and developing Specialties and Super Specialties for its comprehensive product portfolio. On October 4, 2017, Pirelli returned to the Milan stock exchange ahead of schedule and today is included in the FTSE Italia Brands index, which includes the best Italian brands in terms of creativity, excellence, entrepreneurial intuition and innovation. Over the years Pirelli has gained a sound positioning in High Value tyres1, and is today a world leader in the Prestige car tyres segment, with a share of more than one third of the global market, and also in the radial motorcycle tyres segment. Pirelli is also leader in Europe, China and Brazilfor New Premium2 replacement car tyres and for Premium3 motorcycle tyres.

PRODUCTS PORTFOLIO

Pirelli is dedicated to making a wide range of high quality and technologically advanced tyres best suited to meeting the needs of the final consumer. The company’s product range consists of innovative tyres for cars, motorcycles, and bicycles, and includes a growing portfolio of customized products such as Pirelli ConnessoTM and Pirelli Color Edition. These product innovations harness the latest technology and research to offer greater performance and safety for all Pirelli’s customers.The company’s consumer focus starts at the tyre development stage. For High Value products this takes place within a longstanding set of solid partnerships with the most prestigious car and motorcycle manufacturers. These collaborations allow Pirelli to develop tyres tailored to the different types of vehicles, in order to meet the specific needs of the most sophisticated consumers.

RACING

Pirelli has a long link with motorsport and it sustains its technological excellence by bringing innovations developed within the motorsport arena into its consumer products. The company currently supports over 460 car and motorcycle sport events and has been the exclusive tyre supplier to the Formula One™ World Championship since 2011. Such a strong presence in motorsport enables Pirelli to transfer a series of avant-garde solutions to its day-to-day operations providing the final consumer with the maximum levels of performance and safety.

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

All of this has grown from a strong commitment to research and development with an open and collaborative approach. In 2017, Pirelli’s investment in R&D was 6.5% of its revenues from high value productswhich absorbed 90% of total R & D expenditure – one of the highest levelsamong the world’s major tyre producers. Pirelli has 1,800 people engaged in R&D located at its Milan headquarters and 12 local technology centres and a portfolio of 6,100 patents.

OPERATIONS

To produce the highest-quality products Pirelli insists on operational excellence along its whole value chain, starting with high-tech plants in the fastest-growing High Value markets and culminating in the engagement of end customers. With 19 factories located in 13 countries Pirelli had a production capacity of 76 million car tyres in 2017, and more than 14,600 points of sale in over 160 countries – a growing sales network that puts Pirelli ever closer to its customers.

PEOPLE

The strength of Pirelli lies in its people, who come from different countriesand a variety of different backgrounds. This diversity is sustained by Pirelli, which recognizes the professional excellence of its many specialized individual functions and puts a special focus on attracting and enhancing young talent. In order to enable all of its 30,000 employees to reach their full potential, Pirelli is also committed to providing continuous training, encouraging cross-functional collaboration, ensuring the exchange of expertise and know-how between countries, and supporting the implementation of new tools and procedures within the organization.

BRAND The Pirelli brand is known around the world as an icon of technology and excellence. Represented by the “capital P” logo for more than a century, the Pirelli name stands for a premium, high-end style with an Italian heritage all underlined by its distinctive position as a supplier to luxury car manufacturers. The reputation and strength of the brand are continually reinforced by Pirelli’s involvement in motorsport projects and competitions, design and lifestyle projects and initiatives for the community, art and culture.

SUSTAINABILITY

Integrated into the group’s Industrial Plan and in line with the company’s evolution and its focus on High Value, Pirelli in 2017 adopted the new Sustainability Plan “2017-2020” with selected 2015 targets”.In January 2018, Pirelli, thanks to actions already under way and aimed at the sustainable management of the entire value chain, was declared Sustainability Leader at the world level for the Auto Components sector and Gold Class Company in the 2018 Sustainability Yearbook edited by RobecoSAM, the company which evaluates companies for inclusion in the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices.

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SAES is a Group focusing its business on the development and production of advanced functional materials.

For more than 70 years, the specific characteristics of these proprietary materials has allowed the SAES Group to offer to the market engineered solutions, components and systems, nowadays adopted in many industrial and scientific applications.

The wide technological portfolio and the full vertically integrated production processes make SAES a world leader supplier of hi-tech and high quality solutions for markets spanning from consumer electronics, healthcare, automotive, flexible packaging, domotics up to scientific and research areas.

The unique expertise of SAES in the field of materials science is generated and developed by an outstanding R&D department, the beating heart of the Group core strategy. More than 150 highly skilled people engaged in RDI activities world-wide (20 Phd), almost 14% of the total workforce of the Group, supported by state-of-the-art corporate laboratories, located in Lainate (Milan – Italy) and covering an area of more than 3,300 sq. m.

Annually the Group assigns a high percentage of sales revenues to research and development activities. Thanks to this commitment, all over these years, SAES was capable to respond to the challenging technological needs of new and evolving markets.

The fundamental asset is the Technology Diversification; this is to maintain and reinforce historic technologies of vacuum and special metallurgy, while developing new core businesses such as Shape Memory Alloys and Functional Chemicals.

A total production capacity distributed in eleven facilities, a worldwide-based sale & service network and more than 1,100 employees allow the Group to combine multicultural skills and expertise to be a truly global enterprise.

SAES Group is headquartered in the Milan area (Italy).

The parent company SAES Getters S.p.A. is listed on the Italian Stock Exchange Market, STAR segment, since 1986.

More information on the SAES Group are available in the website www.saesgroup.com.

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ZEISS is an internationally leading technology enterprise operating in the optics and optoelectronics industries. The ZEISS Group develops, produces and distributes measuring technology, microscopes, medical technology, eyeglass lenses, camera and cine lenses, binoculars and semiconductor manufacturing equipment. With its solutions, the company constantly advances the world of optics and helps shape technological progress.

ZEISS is divided up into the four segments Research & Quality Technology, Medical Technology, Vision Care/Consumer Products and Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology. The ZEISS Group is represented in over 40 countries and has more than 50 sales and service locations, upwards of 30 manufacturing sites and about 25 research and development facilities around the globe.

In fiscal year 2016/17, the company generated revenue approximating 5.3 billion euros with around 27,000 employees. Founded in 1846 in Jena, the company is headquartered in Oberkochen, Germany. Carl Zeiss AG is the strategic management holding company that manages the ZEISS Group. The company is wholly owned by the Carl Zeiss Stiftung (Carl Zeiss Foundation).

Throughout the world the name of Carl Zeiss stands for the highest quality and reliability. Carl Zeiss Microscopy is part of the Carl Zeiss group, a leading organization of companies operating worldwide in the optical and optoelectronical industry.

Comprehensive Solutions

ZEISS is one of the world leading manufacturers of microscopes. In addition to excellent light-/ion- and electron microscopes, ZEISS also manufactures a diverse range of fluorescence optical sectioning systems as well as high-resolution x-ray microscopes.

Carl Zeiss Microscopy is a leading provider of microscope solutions in the life sciences and materials research markets and QA/QC and also manufactures optical sensor systems for integrated process analysis.

Microscope systems by Carl Zeiss are much more than just hardware. A dedicated and well-trained sales force, an extensive support infrastructure and a responsive service team enable customers to use their ZEISS instruments to their full potential.

Finding the Answers

Microscopy is a key enabling technology in both high tech industries and life sciences research. With its unique portfolio, leading innovations and a highly trained sales force, Carl Zeiss Microscopy is uniquely positioned to play a major role in finding the answers to the most pressing questions of our society.

From energy solutions to environmental problems to a better understanding of neuronal diseases, cancer and infectious agents, Carl Zeiss has a strong history and current mission to support the efforts for these future findings.

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