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DI MININ, Alberto
 Distribuzione geografica
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Continente #
NA - Nord America 25.332
EU - Europa 18.186
AS - Asia 14.300
SA - Sud America 2.225
Continente sconosciuto - Info sul continente non disponibili 505
AF - Africa 355
OC - Oceania 46
AN - Antartide 1
Totale 60.950
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Nazione #
US - Stati Uniti d'America 24.429
IT - Italia 5.503
SG - Singapore 4.614
RU - Federazione Russa 3.636
CN - Cina 3.432
GB - Regno Unito 2.489
VN - Vietnam 1.875
DE - Germania 1.751
BR - Brasile 1.730
UA - Ucraina 1.295
KR - Corea 1.064
IN - India 909
DK - Danimarca 873
HK - Hong Kong 867
FR - Francia 700
CA - Canada 581
BD - Bangladesh 449
SE - Svezia 331
FI - Finlandia 292
IE - Irlanda 277
NL - Olanda 241
MX - Messico 186
PL - Polonia 185
AR - Argentina 155
ID - Indonesia 134
ES - Italia 128
JP - Giappone 121
TR - Turchia 115
IL - Israele 105
ZA - Sudafrica 104
IQ - Iraq 91
PK - Pakistan 89
EC - Ecuador 79
BE - Belgio 69
RO - Romania 66
CO - Colombia 64
CH - Svizzera 58
AT - Austria 54
PT - Portogallo 54
MY - Malesia 52
UZ - Uzbekistan 50
MA - Marocco 49
LT - Lituania 48
VE - Venezuela 45
CL - Cile 42
BO - Bolivia 41
SA - Arabia Saudita 38
PH - Filippine 35
AE - Emirati Arabi Uniti 33
AU - Australia 33
TN - Tunisia 31
TW - Taiwan 31
CI - Costa d'Avorio 28
JM - Giamaica 27
NP - Nepal 27
PY - Paraguay 25
EG - Egitto 24
ET - Etiopia 22
CR - Costa Rica 21
EU - Europa 21
IR - Iran 20
JO - Giordania 20
KE - Kenya 20
CZ - Repubblica Ceca 19
PE - Perù 19
TH - Thailandia 19
UY - Uruguay 19
DZ - Algeria 17
HU - Ungheria 16
LB - Libano 15
GR - Grecia 14
DO - Repubblica Dominicana 13
EE - Estonia 13
NO - Norvegia 13
AL - Albania 12
AZ - Azerbaigian 12
NZ - Nuova Zelanda 12
GT - Guatemala 11
HN - Honduras 11
HR - Croazia 10
OM - Oman 10
BB - Barbados 9
SV - El Salvador 9
CY - Cipro 8
GE - Georgia 8
NG - Nigeria 8
PA - Panama 8
SN - Senegal 8
TT - Trinidad e Tobago 8
BG - Bulgaria 7
GH - Ghana 7
KG - Kirghizistan 7
KZ - Kazakistan 6
NI - Nicaragua 6
RS - Serbia 6
YE - Yemen 6
ZW - Zimbabwe 6
LV - Lettonia 5
MD - Moldavia 5
PS - Palestinian Territory 5
Totale 60.365
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Città #
Dallas 3.407
Singapore 2.493
Ashburn 1.720
San Jose 1.548
Southend 1.486
Beijing 1.446
Chandler 1.414
Woodbridge 1.333
Ann Arbor 1.330
Council Bluffs 1.002
Milan 911
Houston 894
Hong Kong 813
Daejeon 809
San Mateo 789
Falls Church 779
Kolkata 628
Jacksonville 626
Moscow 602
Dearborn 586
Rome 535
Pisa 526
The Dalles 482
Ho Chi Minh City 458
Fairfield 418
Los Angeles 404
Seattle 389
Wilmington 364
Cambridge 330
New York 309
Lauterbourg 307
Hanoi 296
Boardman 289
Santa Clara 281
Dong Ket 277
Stevenage 261
Hefei 255
Dublin 252
Portsmouth 232
Seoul 232
Lawrence 216
Phoenix 195
São Paulo 189
Beauharnois 166
Brooklyn 162
Buffalo 158
Warsaw 152
Florence 143
Munich 138
Redwood City 124
London 114
Turin 103
Orem 96
Denver 94
Montreal 93
Columbus 92
Fremont 92
Tokyo 90
Tel Aviv 89
Chennai 88
Chicago 87
Naples 87
Figino 85
Helsinki 84
Old Bridge 84
Ottawa 84
Bologna 83
Mexico City 80
Da Nang 79
Frankfurt am Main 79
Toronto 78
Shanghai 74
Amsterdam 64
Stockholm 63
Rio de Janeiro 61
Haiphong 59
Johannesburg 57
Boston 55
Manchester 55
Poplar 55
San Diego 53
Guangzhou 50
Palermo 50
Suceava 50
Atlanta 49
Catania 43
Genoa 42
Paris 41
Tashkent 41
Padova 38
Nanjing 37
Washington 37
Vienna 35
Lucca 34
Baghdad 33
Verona 33
La Paz 32
Redmond 32
Ankara 31
Brussels 31
Totale 36.352
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Nome #
The Biodiversity Moonshot. System Thinking to Co-Create a Biodiversity Embedded Future for Companies 659
Case Studies on Open Innovation in ICT 479
Achieving diverging objectives under resource constraints: Strategic agility in Udinese Calcio 429
Il gioco degli opposti. Storie di innovazione italiana 424
Fiat: Open Innovation in a Downturn (1993-2003) 422
Da Nuovo Pignone a GE Oil & Gas 414
Open Services Innovation: Competere in una nuova era 402
SME Instrument – So Far So Good? Expectations, Reality and Lessons to Learn 401
Born global and well educated: start-up survival through fuzzy set analysis 393
European SMEs’ engagement in open innovation When the important thing is to win and not just to participate, what should innovation policy do? 389
Public funding of innovation: Exploring applications and allocations of the European SME Instrument 388
Ready for Take-Off”. How Open Innovation Influences Startup Success. 382
AI: profili tecnologici. Automazione e Autonomia: dalla definizione alle possibili applicazioni dell’Intelligenza Artificiale 379
Orchestrating an Open Innovation Ecosystem in low-tech industries: the case of Barilla’s Blu1877 364
Angels or devils? The role of the university technology transfer offices in general and in the Italian experience 359
La buona impresa. Storie di startup per un mondo migliore. 353
Web 2.0 enabled business models: An empirical investigation on the BlaBlaCar.it case 351
"Towards an Italian way of public research valorisation. The importance of time and commitment 347
Value capture in open innovation processes with radical circles: A qualitative analysis of firms’ collaborations with Slow Food, Memphis, and Free Software Foundation 341
Making open innovation happen: The Loccioni case 340
How the “EU Innovation Champions” successfully absorbed and reacted to the shock caused by the COVID-19 pandemic 340
A Comparison on International R&D Strategies of Chinese Companies in Europe and the U.S. 338
Udinese Calcio soccer club as a talents factory: Strategic agility, diverging objectives, and resource constraints 336
Empowered or engaged employees? A fuzzy set analysis on knowledge transfer professionals 334
The Challenges of Implementing Open Innovation. A Systematic Literature Review. 332
The continuous and hard effort to define strategic goals and organizational solutions in large R&D centres: lessons from Centro Ricerche Fiat and Telecom Italia Lab 331
Fuzzy decision support for tools selection in the core front end activities of new product development 331
How do companies organize nascent markets? The BlaBlaCar case in the inter-city shared mobility market 329
Knowledge sharing and technological innovation capabilities of Chinese software SMEs 328
Il futuro nella storia delle imprese toscane 326
Born open? a look at open innovation from the perspective of HTSFs 325
Harnessing adaptive capacity to close the pandora’s box of open innovation, Industry and Innovation 325
Big data for open innovation in SMEs and large corporations: Trends, opportunities, and challenges 325
Innovation Platforms: A New Form Of Oi Collaboration 324
Digital transformation, for better or worse: a critical multi‐level research agenda 322
It's Not about Being Generous: Platform Leaders and Patent Shelters: Platform Leaders May Seek to Shield Complementors from Patent Legislation in Order to Maintain the Strength of the Platform 320
Solving the heterogeneity puzzle: a comparative look at SMEs growth determinants in open and closed innovation patterns 320
How are companies facing the social media (r)evolution? 319
New strategic goals and organizational solutions in large R&D labs: lessons from Centro Ricerche Fiat and Telecom Italia Lab 317
Open Innovation Policy: The Outline-Inspire-Promote Spinner 316
Nuovi modelli di business e creazione di valore: la Scienza dei Servizi 314
Open Innovation challenges in large enterprises: a high hurdle? 314
Emerging actors within the innovation landscape:a systematic review on accelerators. 314
Platform leaders to provide Patent Shelter 314
Open Innovation Environments as Knowledge Sharing Enablers: the case of STIM Consortium 313
FUZZY DECISION SUPPORT FOR TOOLS SELECTION IN THE CORE FRONT END ACTIVITIES OF NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT 312
An Exploratory Study on International R&D Strategies of Chinese Companies in Europe 311
Is Open Innovation always the best for SMEs? An explorative analysis at the project level 311
50+ years of R&D Management: a retrospective synthesis and new research trajectories 311
Radical, Disruptive, Discontinuous and Breakthrough Innovation – Interchangeable, Related or Merely Co-existing Labels? 309
2007 Industry Studies Dissertation Award 308
Automation and autonomy: From a definition to the possible applications of artificial intelligence 308
Can Large Firms Really Leverage Radical Innovation? In Search of New Dimensions and Strategies 304
The digital transformation of SMEs – a new knowledge broker called the digital innovation hub 304
Exploration and Exploitation Strategies in Industrial R&D 300
Patent-based R&D Strategies: The case of STMicroelectronics’ Lab-on-Chip 300
Safe Nests in Global Nets: Internalization and Appropriability of R&D in Wireless Telecom 300
Artificial Intelligence development in China: Triple Helix approach in Chongqing municipality 299
About the past, the present and the future of R&D 298
Reverse Innovation at Speres, A Case Study in China 295
Patent-based R&D strategies: the case of STMicroelectronics' Lab-on-Chip 294
Business model innovation paths 294
The many shades of ‘openness’: an application of item response theory to open innovation research 293
Chinese market as a source of global innovation: Foreign MNCs’ R&D Activities in China 290
How family firms execute open innovation strategies: the Loccioni case 289
Digital Transformation & Firms’ Innovative Strategies: Capabilities, Ecosystems, and Business Models 289
Radical, Disruptive, Discontinuous and Breakthrough Innovation: More or the same? 288
A case for non-globalization? Strategic R&D in wireless communications 287
A Comparison on International R&D Strategies of Chinese Companies in Europe and the U.S. 287
The changing competitive landscape of the global upstream petroleum industry 287
Understanding the Impact of Intellectual Capital on Entrepreneurship: A Literature Review 287
UNDERSTANDING MANAGERS DECISION MAKING PROCESS FOR TOOLS SELECTION IN THE CORE FRONT END OF INNOVATION 286
Benchmark analysis of the STIM Consortium Engagement 286
One size does not fit all. Business models heterogeneity among Internet of Things architecture layers 286
Andata e Ritorni. L'esperienza di un eterno studente della San Francisco Bay 285
Do start-ups benefit from coworking spaces? An empirical analysis of accelerators’ programs 284
Un nuovo capitalismo imprenditoriale basato sul research in Italy 282
How do large corporations engage with startups? The rise of corporate service providers 280
Antecedents of radical innovations: the discovery of dna structure and the invention of dsl 279
Conceptualisation and application of dynamic and open approaches in Comau 277
Pursuing justice or protecting local firms? Shenzhen courts move beyond judicial local protectionism 277
Collaborative creation and development with customers: the case of Ansaldo Energia 275
Campagna toscana e industria tedesca: il caso Knauf 275
Digital Platform Innovation in European SMEs 273
Il ruolo della ristorazione aerea nella promozione della cultura gastronomica tra Italia e Cina nel contesto dell’Anno del Turismo e della Cultura Italia-Cina del 2022 - Case study su China Eastern Airlines 271
Building appropriation advantage: an introduction to the special issue on intellectual property management 270
Introduction 268
Absorptive Capacity as a the goal of business strategy and innovation policy 265
Family-Driven Innovation 265
Innovation in Sports 264
Customer-driven codevelopment: a fast-track to radical innovation in b2b 263
The Transition from OI to OI2.0 262
Team boundary-spanning activities and performance of technology transfer organizations: evidence from China 262
Engaging with startups through corporate accelerators: the case of H‐FARM's White Label Accelerator 260
Il nuovo Capitalismo Imprenditoriale del Research in Italy 260
Internazionalizzazione come fonte di innovazione: il caso Carel in Cina 260
The role of cooperation between China and Italy in the civil aviation sector in the development of the cultural tourism of the two countries in the context of the "Belt and Road Initiative". The case study of China Eastern Airlines (CEA)'s development in Italy 260
Serendipitous value co-creation in an acquisition: the General Electric – Nuovo Pignone Case. 259
New Business Models and Value Creation: A Service Science Perspective 258
Technology Exploitation Paths: Combining Technological and Complementary Resources in New Product Development and Licensing 258
Totale 31.728
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Categoria #
all - tutte 287.943
article - articoli 0
book - libri 0
conference - conferenze 0
curatela - curatele 0
other - altro 0
patent - brevetti 0
selected - selezionate 0
volume - volumi 0
Totale 287.943
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Totale Lug Ago Sett Ott Nov Dic Gen Feb Mar Apr Mag Giu
2021/20222.408 0 0 88 184 60 109 351 631 208 347 87 343
2022/20233.158 254 147 90 524 349 548 40 249 531 110 208 108
2023/20242.179 183 158 279 138 124 276 169 104 167 146 120 315
2024/20259.268 107 191 630 322 322 665 1.338 2.608 797 333 1.268 687
2025/202623.125 1.449 3.394 2.213 2.800 2.657 1.705 2.668 1.109 1.285 1.482 807 1.556
2026/20272.582 620 1.011 951 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totale 60.950