Alexander Brem

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University of Stuttgart

Germany

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Professor Alexander Brem is the Director at the University of Stuttgart, Germany. His research areas include electric vehicle mobility transitions, the role of printed materials in a digital age, integrative product development, and the intersection of creativity and artificial intelligence in organizational contexts. He has published several articles addressing these themes, emphasizing the need for responsible research and innovative business models in the sharing economy.

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Articles (20)

Stalled standardization: the conflicting impact of economy and environment on the electric vehicle mobility transition

Editorial: Do We Still Need Printed Books and Magazines? The Enduring Value of Print in a Digital Age

Bridging the gap: Linking prototyping and technology readiness levels for integrative product development

Editorial: Maintaining Global Collaboration and Sustainability in the Face of Changing Dynamics

Business models for the sharing economy: charting the multidisciplinary research field

ORGANISATIONAL CREATIVITY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: INTRODUCTION OF A CREATIVITY ASSESSMENT FOR IDEATION

An introduction to product essentiality

Editorial: What Managers Can Learn From the Stoics

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Responsible research and innovation

IEEE Engineering Management Review—Call for Technology Manager's Notebook Articles (2023)

“Crazy Days”: Engineering Management in Times of Crisis Innovation

Guest Editorial: The Age of Crowdsourcing and Crowdfunding for Technological Innovation: Where We Are, and Where to Go?

The influence of open innovation on the synergistic innovation capability of Chinese manufacturing firms: the mediating role of tacit knowledge acquisition

Frugal innovation development for sustainability: The case of extractivism of the “Butia catarinensis” in Brazil

Artificial Intelligence in Engineering Management—An Editor's Perspective (2023)

Need for Uniqueness and Word of Mouth in Disruptive Innovation Adoption: The Context of Self-Quantification

Who captures value from hackathons? Innovation contests with collective intelligence tools bridging creativity and coupled open innovation

Transitions – IEEE Engineering Management Review in 2023

The who and how of commercializing emerging technologies: A technology-focused review

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Paavo Ritala

Petra A. Nylund

Shari Worthington

Dominik Hoerauf

Joseph Sarkis

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