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17.10.24
One was convinced that disruptive innovations come primarily from start-ups. The other believes in the inventive spirit of dissatisfied users. A research team from Hamburg has now investigated which theory is correct.
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09.10.24
We are looking for a motivated candidate to join a DFG-funded research project
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01.10.24
German Research Foundation approves new project
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17.09.24
Researchers discuss collaborative innovation
01.07.24
At the end of June, we were able to organise an excursion to the Körber plant in Bergedorf, Hamburg. Our student group accepted the company's invitation to visit the production hall. An interesting tour of the plant was followed by a presentation on the history of the international group of companies, the individual product divisions and how Körber organises innovation processes. Körber AG as an employer was presented in a lecture on the HR department. Many thanks to Jana Siouzou, Niklas Meybohm and Michael Stietz.
07.06.24
Presentation of Paper: “Engineering serendipitous interaction in distributed organisations: Experimental effects on social ties and Collaboration”
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10.01.24
Article was published in "Journal of Product Innovation Management" Read more
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03.11.23
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/a-surprise-break-may-be-the-boost-we-need-to-keep-ideas-flowing-8mr00pmc3
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03.11.23
https://hbr.org/2023/11/unexpected-interruptions-can-boost-creativity
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