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Weekly Reads – Feb 17

Posted on February 21, 2019September 30, 2020

These are my interesting reads from this week.

Large teams develop and small teams disrupt science and technology – An extensive study trying to understand what makes disruptive science. It looks at  millions of patents, publications and Github repositories to show that small teams are much more disruptive compared to larger ones.

How do Big Bang Disruptors look like? A Business Model perspective – Management researchers making careers out of new terms. Kidding aside, once you get past this, it is an interesting study exploring the mix of ingredients commonly found in successful unicorns

Patent policy and American innovation after eBay: An empirical examination – Was not aware of this 2006 court case before between eBay and MercExchange. The ruling was supposed to change the dynamics of innovation in the US, by “weakening” IP rights. The authors did not find evidence though that this was the case. Just shows how much unpredictable systems can be.

Analysing the theoretical roots of technology emergence: an evolutionary perspective – Emergence has always been a fascinating topic in technology management. In this paper, they look at how this concept diffused from the disciplines of philosophy of science, complexity theory, and evolutionary economics and has evolved since then in the technology studies paradigm.

 

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