R&D Management Conference 2021: Innovation in an Era of Disruption
Conference Wednesday 7th – Thursday 8th July 2021. Doctoral Colloquium – 6 July 2021
The theme of R&D Management Conference 2021 is “Innovation in an Era of Disruption.” The Coronavirus pandemic has shaken the world, as key industry sectors collapsed, supply chains fractured, workplaces shut down, social distancing and quarantine limited freedom of movement. A perfect storm highlighting global economic, business and societal disparities.
Crises are threatening as old rules are broken but they create opportunities often accelerating new ways of doing and thinking. This means exploring forces of change, challenging the status quo and mental models.
The R&D Management Conference, 2021, provides a forum for innovation experts from academe and industry to come together and debate a wide range of topics surrounding innovation management, such as technology, business models, processes, practices, leadership, culture and strategy and many others related to “Innovation in an Era of Disruption.”
More information from the organisers: [email protected]
Highlights
- Time for change – overview of the plenaries including insights from NASA
- Will African innovations emerge from under the radar? Find out in the Wiley Book Club
- What does the future hold? Meet the editors – Jane List, Jeremy Hall, Bram Timmermans, Charles Henry Noble
- Tracks stimulate discussion – see full details below
Visit the R&D Management Conference 2021 website: www.rnd2021.org
Conference tracks and track chairs – click a title to see R&D Today content
See more information about the tracks on the R&D Management Conference 2021 website.
| Accounting for social impact of universities: Interdisciplinarity, multi-stakeholder engagement and innovation for a sustainable future |
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| Art, design and creativity in innovative and learning organization and entrepreneurship: STEAM approaches in research and education |
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| Bridging Open Science and Open Innovation |
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| Collaborative knowledge creation infrastructure for entrepreneurial innovation: Harnessing collaboration and co-location to support entrepreneurship |
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| Contextual specificity in R&D Management: Interdisciplinary management contexts and frameworks |
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| Corporate and Start-up Collaborations |
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| Digital Technologies & Business Transformation: Capability Needs for a Sustainable Future |
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| Enabling sustainability-oriented innovation in R&D management : Organization, frameworks, methods and tools |
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| Enabling technologies and product customisation |
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| Entrepreneurial Ecosystems and the Role of Place: Synthesising Insights from Micro, Meso, and Macro-Level Studies |
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| From Research to Industry and Society: Investigating the role of collaborations with companies |
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| Frugal Innovation and Digitalization: Crossing Boundaries and Creating Impact |
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| Intellectual Capital and R&D management |
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| Intellectual Property Management |
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| Open Innovation and Knowledge Management: Searching for new knowledge |
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| Outcomes and performance of managerial innovation: Exploring innovation types and performance impacts |
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| Platform innovation for post-pandemic era: From unsustainable growth to transformative resilience. |
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| Radical Innovation Management: Open Issues in Turbulent Times |
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| The Future of R&D Innovation: Developments, models and tools |
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| The design of new industrial ecosystems: Relationships between industrial ecosystems, societies and scientific research |
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| Towards a Data Science of Startups: Datasets and methods |
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| Tradition is not a Business Model: Innovation Challenges for SME and Family Businesses in the era of Digitalization |
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| Unravelling the digital transformation of organizations by multi-level analysis: Redesigning resources, competencies and capabilities |
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