Category: Calls for Action

If you are an Assistant Professor (or post-doc) and teach or conduct research in the domain of Technology and Innovation Management, the TIM Junior Faculty Consortium is for you! The TIM Junior Faculty Consortium will be held at the 2017 Academy of Management meeting in Atlanta on Friday August 4 and Saturday morning August 5 and is organized by the Technology and Innovation Management division of the Academy. Continue reading “Call for TIM Junior Faculty Consortium 2017” →

The Technology and Innovation Management Division (TIM) of the Academy of Management seeks nominations for the “PAST CHAIRS EMERGING SCHOLAR AWARD.” This award is given annually to an emerging scholar who has already achieved a solid publication record and whose scholarly contributions show exceptional quality and great promise of becoming influential in the area of technology and innovation management. The winner is selected by a committee comprised of past TIM Division Chairs. Continue reading “Call for TIM Emerging Scholar Award Nominations” →

Abstract Submission Deadline: February 15, 2017

The TIM Division of the Academy of Management is pleased to invite submissions for the 2017 TIM Best Dissertation Award. We will accept submissions based on doctoral dissertations completed during calendar years 2015 and 2016. Continue reading “Call for 2017 TIM Best Dissertation Award Submissions” →

Call for Applications (due: April 30, 2016)

The Technology and Innovation Management Division is now accepting applications from Ph.D. students for its 2016 Doctoral Student Consortium to be held at the Academy of Management meeting in Anaheim, CA, US. The consortium is held on Friday, August 5 and Saturday, August 6. (A reception will be held for doctoral students and faculty on the Friday night.) Continue reading “Call for TIM Doctoral Consortium 2016” →

TIM Past Division Chairs’ Emerging Scholar Award

Call for Nominates (due: March 31, 2016)

The Technology and Innovation Management Division (TIM) of the Academy of Management seeks nominations for the “Past Division Chairs’ Emerging Scholar Award.” This award is given annually to an emerging scholar who has already achieved a solid publication record and whose scholarly contributions show exceptional quality and great promise of becoming influential in the area of technology and innovation management. The winner is selected by a committee comprised of past TIM Division Chairs.

Who is eligible: Any scholar within 5 years of obtaining their Ph.D. degree (i.e., completed after Aug 1, 2011)

How can you nominate someone: Send an email to Mary Tripsas, TIM Division Chair (tripsas@bc.edu) with a short note explaining the reasons for your nomination and either an attachment with the nominee’s CV or a URL link to it.

Deadline for nominations: March 31, 2016.

TIM Doctoral Research Development Workshop 2016

Call for Applications (due: April 22, 2016)

The Technology & Innovation Management Division of Academy of Management is pleased to invite applications for the 2016 TIM Doctoral Research Development Workshop to be held at the AOM meeting in Anaheim on August 6. The workshop is designed as an idea-, paper-, and dissertation-development meeting for PhD students interested in technology, innovation, creativity, product development, and related topics. Students may be at any stage of a PhD program, and similarly the ideas brought to the workshop can range from initial ideas of a paper or dissertation to a fully-developed paper.

The workshop will be comprised of a panel discussion of what makes quality research, as well as extensive time dedicated to round table conversations about submitted research ideas from doctoral students. Workshop facilitators will include a mix of junior, mid-career, and senior scholars whose research focus on TIM-related areas. Some of the facilitators have served as members of the TIM leadership committee or have been finalists of different TIM Awards including TIM Dissertation Award, TIM Emerging Scholar Award etc.

The workshop will be held on Saturday, August 6, 2016, from 2:00pm to 5:00pm. Participation is limited to 30 students.

As of April 6, workshop facilitators will include:

• Vikas Aggarwal (INSEAD)
• Oliver Alexy (Technical University Munich)
• Navid Asgari (Fordham)
• April Franco (Rotman – Toronto)
• Brent Goldfarb (Maryland)
• Kenneth Hwang (National University of Singapore)
• Alex Oettl (Georgia Tech)
• Florenta Teodoridis (USC – Marshall)
• Laurina Zhang (Western University – Ivey)

The application deadline is April 22, 2016. To apply, please submit the following documents to: timdoctoralresearchdev@gmail.com.

1. A 3-page extended abstract (double-spaced) of a research idea that clearly outlines your research question, motivation, theory, methods/setting, and (expected) results. This will be used to form discussion tables.
2. A CV

We look forward to seeing you in Anaheim, California!

Navid Asgari, Hila Lifshitz-Assaf, Florenta Teodoridis, Laurina Zhang (session organizers)

We would like to invite all TIM members to sign up as volunteer reviewers of proposals received for the 76th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management to be held in Anaheim (2016). Your help to the Division will be much appreciated. Please note that even if you have reviewed in the past, you still need to sign up again for the 2016 Annual Meeting. You can sign up NOW and the review period will be January 20, 2016 – February 18, 2016.

You may be asked to review up to three (3) submissions (papers and symposia) for the TIM Division. To sign up, please visit http://review.aom.org/. You will have to create a user account and choose your areas of expertise (keywords) for the divisions or interest groups for which you want to review. The signup process should not take more than 10 minutes. Reviewers are advised to carefully review the reviewer guidelines and resources on the 2016 Annual Meeting website.

Best regards, Aija Leiponen

2016 Program Chair of the TIM Division

Technology & Innovation Management (TIM)

Program Chair: Aija Leiponen, Cornell University; aija.leiponen@cornell.edu

2016 TIM Division Scholarly Program: Call for Submissions

Specific Domain: The Technology and Innovation Management (TIM) Division encourages interdisciplinary scholarship and dialogue on the management of innovation and technological change from a variety of perspectives including, but not limited to, behavioral, cognitive, sociological, and economic approaches. We study managerial challenges of innovation, technology strategy, research and development, information technology, technology-based entrepreneurship, process technologies, and the commercialization of scientific research. Since participants in our academic field come from a wide range of disciplines and draw from a rich array of theoretical and empirical research paradigms, we enter this complex domain in the spirit of dialogue and debate, seeking deeper understanding. Our goal is to present paper sessions and symposia that are as diverse, creative and engaging as our membership. In the past, major topics areas have included technology life cycles and evolution, technology entrepreneurship, new market emergence, incumbent innovation challenges, intellectual property strategies, multi-sided platforms and ecosystems, open innovation, user innovation, innovation networks, technology alliances and acquisitions, product development strategies, managing technical professionals, technological forecasting, innovation diffusion, impact of information technologies and the internet, and the relationship between new technologies and organizational forms.

Special Instructions:  The theme of this year’s meeting is “Making Organizations Meaningful.” The meaningfulness of an organization is defined as its expression of purpose, values, or worth. Creativity and innovation are activities that can enhance or transform the meaningfulness of the organization as well as that of the work, culture, and activities it offers. We welcome paper and symposium submissions that are related to the conference theme, as well as the topics listed above. Since TIM is cross-disciplinary, papers or symposia that relate to the domains of other divisions are also encouraged; they may become candidates for cross-divisional sessions. Deadline for Submissions is January 12, 2016 at 5:00 PM ET (NY Time)..  If you submit a paper, we also expect you to please sign up to review!  To sign up as a TIM reviewer, go to http://aom.org/annualmeeting/review/. Remember you have to renew your reviewer registration every year.

TIM offers a number of awards:

• TIM Division Best Paper Award.  Award for the paper with the most significant contribution to TIM in the refereed scholarly program.
• TIM Best Student Paper Award. Award for the best student paper in the refereed scholarly program. To be eligible for the best student paper award, the student must be the lead author or sole author and this should be clearly indicated on the title page of the paper. Papers considered for the Best Student Paper Award can also be considered for the TIM Division Best Paper Award.
• Best Reviewer Awards. Awards for reviewers who provide reviews that are exceptionally thorough, insightful, and helpful.