Minitalk Schedule

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• Day 1 presentation details
• Day 2 presentation details
• Day 3 presentation details

Mini-talk Presentations Group I (Day 1)

	Presenter	Title	Topic	Breakout Room
1	Sonali Shah	Do Innovative Users Generate More Useful Insights? An Analysis of Corporate Venture Capital Investments in the Medical Device industry	User Entrepreneurship	Room A (Aldrich 107)
2	Franco Malerba	Spin-offs are not the only story: User industry spin-outs in high tech industries	User Entrepreneurship	Room A (Aldrich 107)
3	Sheryl Winston Smith	Who are the User Entrepreneurs?	User Entrepreneurship	Room A (Aldrich 107)
4	Xin Yu	A systematic literature review of user entrepreneur studies: Some common themes	User Entrepreneurship	Room A (Aldrich 107)
5	Vanita Yadav	Grassroots User Innovation and Entrepreneurship: An Emerging Perspective from India	User Entrepreneurship	Room A (Aldrich 107)
6	Cyrielle VELLERA	Beyond innovation: An exploratory investigation of lead users motivations to commercialize their innovations	User Entrepreneurship	Room A (Aldrich 107)
7	Joachim Henkel	IP Modularity in Software Ecosystems – How SugarCRM’s IP and Business Model Shape its Product Architecture	IP	Room B (Aldrich 108)
8	Kenneth Huang	Uncertain intellectual property conditions, knowledge appropriation and access: Evidence from genomics	IP	Room B (Aldrich 108)
9	Katherine Strandburg	Physicians and Patents: A Tale of Two Innovation Systems	IP	Room B (Aldrich 108)
10	Stéphane Lhuillery	The organization of industrial R&D and scientific disclosure	IP	Room B (Aldrich 108)
11	Cristina Rossi Lamastra	Venture Capital Investment in Open Source Start-ups	IP	Room B (Aldrich 108)
12	Clemens Appl	A Collective as Creator – the European juridical perspective	IP	Room B (Aldrich 108)
13	Poul Houman Andersen	Paying for free Lunch: How do creative talents establish legitimacy in their employer-company to justify engagement for another company?	IP	Room B (Aldrich 108)
14	Benjamin Mako Hill	Almost Wikipedia: What Eight Collaborative Encyclopedia Projects Reveal About Mechanisms of Collective Action	Online Communities	Room C (Aldrich 109)
15	Haiyi Zhu	Effectiveness of Shared Leadership in Online Communities	Online Communities	Room C (Aldrich 109)
16	Sung Joo Bae	How do online forums grow?: The role of topic diversity, network structure and participants interaction	Online Communities	Room C (Aldrich 109)
17	Daren Brabham	Crowd Control: A Research Agenda for the Management of Online Communities	Online Communities	Room C (Aldrich 109)
18	Daniel Kahnert	New Organizational Forms in Collaborative Innovation -	Online Communities	Room C (Aldrich 109)
19	Nadia Kirilova	THE SOCIAL LIFE OF DESIGN ARTIFACTS IN THINGIVERSE	Online Communities	Room C (Aldrich 109)
20	Nicoletta Dimitrova	Decoding and Evaluating User-contributed Data in Social Chatters	Online Communities	Room C (Aldrich 109)

Mini-talk Presentations Group II (Day 1)

	Presenter	Title	Topic	Breakout Room
1	Michael Menietti	Competition & Cognition: Evidence on Individual Behavior and Performance in Rank-Order Tournaments	Innovation Contests	Room D (Aldrich 110)
2	Robin Kleer	The Effect of Collaborative Incentives on Ideation Behavior: Evidence from a Laboratory Experiment	Innovation Contests	Room D (Aldrich 110)
3	Milica Sundic	Crowdsourcing as an Innovation Strategy: A Study on Crowdsourcing Platforms in Austria and Switzerland	Innovation Contests	Room D (Aldrich 110)
4	Florian Schirg	Winning by Losing - Motivations of Participants in an Extreme Form of Innovation Tournaments	Innovation Contests	Room D (Aldrich 110)
5	Maximilian Witt	From Idea Competitions to Online Games - A Longitudinal Analysis of Creative Process Engagement	Innovation Contests	Room D (Aldrich 110)
6	Christian Scheiner	Is Gamification the New Solution for Idea Competitions? Longitudinal Insights into the Perception of Game Mechanics towards Motivation	Innovation Contests	Room D (Aldrich 110)
7	Sebastian Spaeth	How Constraints and Knowledge impact Open Innovation	Search and Open Innovation	Room E (Aldrich 111)
8	Dirk Lüttgens	Critical factors for implementing broadcast search: a qualitative analysis	Search and Open Innovation	Room E (Aldrich 111)
9	Christoph Ihl	Searching or Sitting in the Right Spot? The Regional Scope of Open Innovation	Search and Open Innovation	Room E (Aldrich 111)
10	Mikko O.J. Laine	Costs and Benefits of Openness in Innovation Search	Search and Open Innovation	Room E (Aldrich 111)
11	Tomas Farchi	Searching for External Knowledge: Multi-Level Evidence on the Antecedents of Inbound Open Innovation	Search and Open Innovation	Room E (Aldrich 111)
12	Matthias Rass	The Social Side of Open Innovation: The Role of Social Capital in Open Innovation Communities	Search and Open Innovation	Room E (Aldrich 111)
13	Satoshi Horiguchi	User Innovation without Physical Product Change	Firms & Communities	Room F (Aldrich 011)
14	Hind Benbya	Relational Models of Knowledge Sharing: Transitioning between markets and communities	Firms & Communities	Room F (Aldrich 011)
15	Marie Smed	Utilization of Users Expertise in Product Testing - Evidence from the Pharmaceutical industry	Firms & Communities	Room F (Aldrich 011)
16	Ghita Dragsdahl Lauritzen	Turning Dilemmas into Paradoxes – Contributions of Systems Theory in Managing Community Boundaries	Firms & Communities	Room F (Aldrich 011)
17	Joana Mendonca	Measuring User Innovation:	Policy and Government	Room G (Aldrich 012)
18	Jari Kuusisto	Measuring user innovation – The Finnish Community Innovation Survey 2010 (CIS 2010)	Policy and Government	Room G (Aldrich 012)
19	Peter Svensson	Innovation community policy - Swedish case study	Policy and Government	Room G (Aldrich 012)
20	Rasmus Koss Hartmann	‘User’ innovation by public sector organizations: Innovation and openness in regulation inside government	Policy and Government	Room G (Aldrich 012)
21	Giordano Koch	Identifying Participants' Roles in Open Government Platforms and its Impact on Community Growth	Policy and Government	Room G (Aldrich 012)
22	Andrew Torrance	Innovation Wetlands	Policy and Government	Room G (Aldrich 012)

Mini-talk Presentations Group III (Day 2)

	Presenter	Title	Topic	Breakout Room
1	Oliver Alexy	No soliciting – Managing unsolicited ideas for R&D	Crowdsourcing	Room A (Aldrich 107)
2	Benedikt Langner	Competing with friends: A field study of community-based competitions at Threadless and Local Motors	Crowdsourcing	Room A (Aldrich 107)
3	Nadine Escoffier	Using Crowd-Wisdom to Predict Market Results and to Co-create Successful New Products: Proof-of-Concept of an Efficient Long Term Strategy	Crowdsourcing	Room A (Aldrich 107)
4	Johann Füller	ScrapLab: How to find innovative and sustainable designs made of scrap? Impact of Incentive Preference on Contribution Behavior	Crowdsourcing	Room A (Aldrich 107)
5	Matt O'Hern	The Company or the Crowd? The Impact of Co-Created Customer Service on Service Recovery Outcomes	Crowdsourcing	Room A (Aldrich 107)
6	Jonathan Sims	How Innovative are Innovation Communities, and When Do Firms Care?	Crowdsourcing	Room B (Aldrich 108)
7	Carsten Bergenholtz	Collective problem solving: Computer-based simulation models	Crowdsourcing	Room B (Aldrich 108)
8	Alexander Vossen	Paying for Philanthropy? The Pro-Social Boundaries of Monetary Prize Incentives in Ideation Contests	Crowdsourcing	Room B (Aldrich 108)
9	Annika Mueller	The Impact of Monetary and Non-monetary Incentives in Platform-based Innovation Contests	Crowdsourcing	Room B (Aldrich 108)
10	Chiara Franzoni	Making Science More Open: How Crowd Science Can Learn From the Open Source Experience	Crowdsourcing	Room B (Aldrich 108)
11	Dominik Mahr	User-Innovation Communities: The Impact of Members’ Communication Style on Participation Behaviour	Motivation	Room C (Aldrich 109)
12	Pradeep Kumar Ponnamma Divakaran	Using idea-networks and their early network-patterns as a screening method at the fuzzy front of innovation	Motivation	Room C (Aldrich 109)
13	Yuko Kinoshita	Correcting the “Bias” in Participants with a New Method of User-Driven Product Development on SNSs	Motivation	Room C (Aldrich 109)
14	Julia Hautz	LOYALTY AND ITS IMPACT ON CONSUMERS’ INNOVATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT	Motivation	Room C (Aldrich 109)
15	Martina Pasquini	The Role of Sophisticated Users in Innovation and Creation of Entrepreneurial Opportunities: Differences across Sectoral Systems	Motivation	Room C (Aldrich 109)
16	Susumu Ogawa	Exploring the characteristics and motives of consumer innovators: Community Innovators Vs Independent Innovators	Motivation	Room C (Aldrich 109)
17	Peter Magnusson	Outsourcing idea screening: Exploring users’ appropriateness for judging new product/service ideas	Evaluation	Room D (Aldrich 110)
18	Christoph Riedl	A Bias for Normal Science? A Randomized Experiment Evaluating the Evaluators for Medical Grants	Evaluation	Room D (Aldrich 110)
19	Jörg Haller	Why Open Evaluation? Objectives and Key Factors Influencing the Output of Open Evaluation	Evaluation	Room D (Aldrich 110)
20	Henning Piezunka	A Wealth of Information and a Scarcity of Attention: How Organizations Cull User Suggestions	Evaluation	Room D (Aldrich 110)

Mini-talk Presentations Group IV (Day 2)

	Presenter	Title	Topic	Breakout Room
1	Nitin Mayande	Structure, Information Flow and Synchronized Innovation in Online Open Innovation Communities	Open Innovation in Firms (I)	Room E (Aldrich 111)
2	Verena Manninger	The Front-End of Innovation at an IT Service Firm	Open Innovation in Firms (I)	Room E (Aldrich 111)
3	Vanessa Duarte	Towards a decision model of open innovation	Open Innovation in Firms (I)	Room E (Aldrich 111)
4	Isabel Maria Bodas Freitas	Formalized problem-solving practices and the impact of collaborations with suppliers on firms’ innovative performance	Open Innovation in Firms (I)	Room E (Aldrich 111)
5	Pengfei Wang	Escape from Learning Traps: The effect of Inter-organizational collaboration on firm’s exploration and exploitation	Open Innovation in Firms (I)	Room F (Aldrich 011)
6	Alberto Di Minin	Collaborative new service and product development, orchestrating customer contribution: the case of Ansaldo Energia	Open Innovation in Firms (I)	Room F (Aldrich 011)
7	Aitor Bediaga	An open innovation model based on the experience of Basque companies	Open Innovation in Firms (I)	Room F (Aldrich 011)
8	Gabriel Costello	New Wine New Skins: Theories of the Firm Revisited	Open Innovation in Firms (I)	Room F (Aldrich 011)
9	Christina Raasch	Modeling interactions between user and producer innovation: User-contested and user-complemented markets	Innovation Theory	Room F (Aldrich 011)
10	Paul van der Boor	MODELING Open- and User Innovation and Evolution of the Market using Agent-Based Modeling	Innovation Theory	Room G (Aldrich 012)
11	Allan Afuah	Writing innovation papers that contain theory	Innovation Theory	Room G (Aldrich 012)
12	Marcel Bogers	An exploration of collaborative prototyping as a multi-level boundary-crossing prototyping process	Toolkits	Room G (Aldrich 012)
13	Jenny Eriksson Lundström	Supporting Creativity the User’s Way in Innovation Toolkits impacts Sustainability Performance in Organizations	Toolkits	Room G (Aldrich 012)
14	George Kuk	Where to locate? Relations of Open API with Location Preferences of Third-Party Developers in Social Media	Toolkits	Room G (Aldrich 012)
15	Georgina Voss	Open Hardware Toolkits for User-Led Design	Toolkits	Room G (Aldrich 012)
16	Mario Schaarschmidt	How Do Firms Control Open Source Software Communities? An Empirical Analysis of Different Governance Modes	FLOSS (I)	Room H (Aldrich 211)
17	Juho Lindman	15 years of Open Source Business	FLOSS (I)	Room H (Aldrich 211)
18	Fabio Landini	Institutional Change and Information Production	FLOSS (I)	Room H (Aldrich 211)
19	Daniel Curto-Millet	IT Innovation and Open Source Requirements Processes	FLOSS (I)	Room H (Aldrich 211)
20	Maha Shaikh	Mutability and Becoming: Materializing of Public Sector Adoption of Open Source Software	FLOSS (I)	Room H (Aldrich 211)

Mini-talk Presentations Group V (Day 3)

	Presenter	Title	Topic	Breakout Room
1	Pedro Oliveira	Patients of Chronic Diseases as User Innovators and Entrepreneurs: The Case of Medical Treatments/Devices	Innovation in Health and Medicine	Room A (Aldrich 107)
2	Steve Flowers	User developed medical therapy - the case of Crohn's disease	Innovation in Health and Medicine	Room A (Aldrich 107)
3	Mareike Hinsch	User Innovation in Techniques - A Case Study Analysis in the Field of Medical Devices	Innovation in Health and Medicine	Room A (Aldrich 107)
4	Hani Safadi	Rethinking IS Workarounds: Lessons from Open-Source Healthcare IT	Innovation in Health and Medicine	Room A (Aldrich 107)
5	Yutaka Hamaoka	Creation and Diffusion of Innovation by User-Firm-University Collaborative Networks: Patent Analysis of a CT Scanner	Innovation in Health and Medicine	Room A (Aldrich 107)
6	Terry Mughan	Innovation in telehealth in Europe: Ecosystem obstacles to SME penetration and growth	Innovation in Health and Medicine	Room A (Aldrich 107)
7	Ilse Klanner	Certainty biases in Mass Customization: How perceived uniqueness of self-designed products can be boosted.	Mass Customization	Room B (Aldrich 108)
8	Mahnoosh Zebardast	Creation of competitive advantage by sustainable mass customization: Development of Design outcomes assessment model	Mass Customization	Room B (Aldrich 108)
9	Golboo Pourabdollahian	Sustainable Mass Customization: Proposal of a Reference Framework to Integrate Sustainability and Mass Customization as a New Production Paradigm	Mass Customization	Room B (Aldrich 108)
10	Sarah Otner	CONSTRUCTING STATUS: ANTECEDENTS OF STATUS IN ELECTRONIC NETWORKS OF PRACTICE	User Innovation	Room C (Aldrich 109)
11	Alexander Lang	Engraving Market Intelligence in the Heart of Product Development	User Innovation	Room C (Aldrich 109)
12	Lars Frederiksen	The emergence and evolution of knowledge communities: The user innovation research community	User Innovation	Room C (Aldrich 109)
13	Thomas Mack	Towards a comprehensive understanding of individual innovation contribution to corporate NPD – a creativity-based approach	User Innovation	Room C (Aldrich 109)
14	Pamela Adams	The magnitude of innovation by demand in a sectoral system: the role of intermediate users in semiconductors	User Innovation	Room C (Aldrich 109)
15	Marco Tonellato	Relational coordination in an Open Source Software Project: From events to structure	FLOSS (II)	Room D (Aldrich 110)
16	Zeynep Yetis	SETTING THE STAGE: EXPLORING THE SUSTAINABILITY OF A PRIVATE-COLLECTIVE COMMUNITY	FLOSS (II)	Room D (Aldrich 110)
17	Joel West	Open Source Communities: Challenges of Moving From Software Into Biology	FLOSS (II)	Room D (Aldrich 110)
18	Richard Tee	Innovation and Value Migration in Layered Architectures: The Case of Cloud Orchestration Stacks	FLOSS (II)	Room D (Aldrich 110)
20	Heger Attaya	On the competition between Proprietary software, Piracy, and Free software	FLOSS (II)	Room D (Aldrich 110)

Mini-talk Presentations Group VI (Day 3)

	Presenter	Title	Topic	Breakout Room
1	Frank PIller	Organizing for Open Innovation:	Open Innovation and Firms (II)	Room E (Aldrich 111)
2	Hila Lifshitz-Assaf	Houston we have a solution!	Open Innovation and Firms (II)	Room E (Aldrich 111)
3	Helle Alsted Sondergaard	Gaining performance by linking open innovation practices and internal activities	Open Innovation and Firms (II)	Room E (Aldrich 111)
4	Hamid Mazloomi	How do a High Tech SME Adopt an Entrepreneurial Approach to Growth? The Case of Open Innovation	Open Innovation and Firms (II)	Room E (Aldrich 111)
5	Irina Savitskaya	Investigating open innovation strategies: a simulation study	Open Innovation and Firms (II)	Room E (Aldrich 111)
6	Ana Luiza Burcharth	Neither Invented Nor Shared Here: How Attitudes Prevent the Adoption of Open Innovation Practices	Open Innovation and Firms (II)	Room E (Aldrich 111)
7	Anna B. Holm	OPENING BUSINESS MODELS THROUGH BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE NEWSPAPER INDUSTRY	Open Innovation and Firms (II)	Room F (Aldrich 011)
8	Juha Hinkkanen	Open Innovation Potential in Developing Business Environments – Results from a Cross-Country Survey	Open Innovation and Firms (II)	Room F (Aldrich 011)
9	Daria Podmetina	Open Innovation theory Building: Review of Methodology	Open Innovation and Firms (II)	Room F (Aldrich 011)
10	Kande Kazadi	Stakeholder Co-Creation: A Case Study Explicating the Underlying Organizational Capabilities	Open Innovation and Firms (II)	Room F (Aldrich 011)
11	Norman Mueller	Case studies on collaborative innovation: Using phronesis and thematic analysis to explore the intra-organizational side of open innovation management within multinational corporations	Open Innovation and Firms (II)	Room F (Aldrich 011)
12	Christopher Tucci	Open innovation, corporate venture capital, and internal R&D	Open Innovation and Firms (II)	Room F (Aldrich 011)
13	Linda Hamdi-Kidar	Co-creation with consumers: who are the best targets?	Lead Users	Room G (Aldrich 012)
14	Christoph Stockstrom	Identification of users with special qualities – Assessing the performance of pyramiding search	Lead Users	Room G (Aldrich 012)
15	Lars Bengtsson	Innovating social services through lead user involvement	Lead Users	Room G (Aldrich 012)
16	Sara Jahanmir	Lag-Users: A New Source of Innovation	Lead Users	Room G (Aldrich 012)
17	Samuli Mäkinen	Mountaineering – An Integrative Approach for Finding Rare Research Subjects	Lead Users	Room H (Aldrich 211)
18	Thorsten Pieper	To own or not to own: How ownership effects user innovation - An empirical study in the rowing sport market	Lead Users	Room H (Aldrich 211)
19	Christos Tsinopoulos	Lead users’ interaction	Lead Users	Room H (Aldrich 211)
20	Tim Schweisfurth	Lead users as firm employees: How are they different and why does it matter?	Lead Users	Room H (Aldrich 211)