Dirk Schneckenberg

Associate Professor

Rennes School of Business

France

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Dr. Dirk Schneckenberg is an Associate Professor at ESC Rennes School of Business in France. His research areas encompass artificial intelligence, entrepreneurial cognition, and business model innovation, with recent publications exploring the intersection of AI and bias, strategic decision-making in sharing ventures, and digital innovation in cloud computing. He is committed to advancing knowledge in entrepreneurial ecosystems and sustainability practices.

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Rohit Nishant

Associate Professor

Laval University

CANADA

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Martina Battisti

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Grenoble Ecole de Management

FRANCE

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Kurt Matzler

University of Innsbruck

AUSTRIA

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M.N. Ravishankar

The Queen's University Belfast

UNITED KINGDOM

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The formal rationality of artificial intelligence-based algorithms and the problem of bias

Deparadoxification and value focus in sharing ventures: Concealing paradoxes in strategic decision-making

Guest editorial: Artificial intelligence as an enabler for entrepreneurs: an integrative perspective and future research directions

Guest editorial: Artificial intelligence as an enabler for entrepreneurs: an integrative perspective and future research directions

Theorizing business model innovation: an organizing framework of research dimensions and future perspectives

Situated Entrepreneurial Cognition in Corporate Incubators and Accelerators: The Business Model as a Boundary Object

Approaching management and organization paradoxes paradoxically: The case for the tetralemma as an expansive encasement strategy

Value creation and appropriation of software vendors: A digital innovation model for cloud computing

Value creation and appropriation of software vendors: A digital innovation model for cloud computing

Advocating sustainability in entrepreneurial ecosystems: Micro-level practices of sharing ventures

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Rohit Nishant

Martina Battisti

Kurt Matzler

M.N. Ravishankar

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