I am a doctoral research scholar at NHH - Norwegian School of Economics (with Per Egil Pedersen and Keld Laursen as supervisors). My main research area is service innovation, with the focus on new service development processes at the individual and organizational levels. I hold master degrees in management control and international economics. My work experience includes work as an economic journalist and marketing manager in Crimea, project assistant at University of Nordland (Norway) and the Norwegian-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce, and lecturer and conference/event organizer at NHH, to name a few.
Best practices in service innovation processes with respect to co-creation and open innovation, antecedents of open innovation, open innovation in services,
Your interest in the OI-Net project
I want to contribute to OI-Net with my knowledge and skills, take part in the development of open innovation methodologies and practices, and establish a network with other researchers interested in innovation practices
Your experience in Open Innovation
I wrote several papers on the topic, among others, on open innovation and transaction cost theory, and on antecedents of open innovaion. I also took a PhD course in open innovation with H. Chesbrough.
