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 strategic, managerial, behavioral, and operational issues. The problem domain includes the management of innovation processes, research and development, information technologies, e-commerce, and process technologies. Participants in this broad academic endeavor come from a wide range of disciplines and draw on an extensive array of theoretical and research paradigms. We enter this complex problem domain in the spirit of dialogue, debate, and deepened understanding.
Specific domain: Major topics include studies of the strategic management of technology; innovation processes; innovation diffusion and the development, implementation, and use of technologies; technology development trajectories; intellectual capital; organizational processes by which technically-oriented activities are integrated into organizations; product development strategies; technical project management; behaviors and characteristics of technical professionals; technological forecasting and policies; information technology; impacts of new technologies on organizational forms and electronic commerce.
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Call for Participants
GDO Writing Mentorship Workshop
We invite applicants for the GDO Writing Mentorship Workshop, running from October to December 2022. The purpose of this workshop is to support early career researchers in developing manuscripts for conference and journal submissions, and to promote the development of high quality D&I research. We especially welcome participation from researchers outside of North America. The timing of this workshop is intended to support author's AOM conference submissions.
The GDO writing mentorship workshop is a virtual session wherein submitting authors will get one-on-one feedback from Editors and/or Editorial Board members on their submitted papers. Authors will benefit from an understanding of how Editors and reviewers approach submitted manuscripts.
Workshop papers should focus on D&I topics.
Timeline and steps:
Please contact the event organizers with your questions:
Mukta Kulkarni, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, mkulkarni@iimb.ac.inJoy Beatty, Eastern Michigan University, jbeatty9@emich.edu