Technology, innovation and entrepreneurship
Managing Customer Success: An Evolutionary Process Model for Role Development in SaaS Entrepreneurial Ventures
Lennart Jayasuriya, Technical University of Munich (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 8(3), 2023, 591-616
Keywords: Customer success management; Entrepreneurial ventures; Process model; SaaS; Grounded theory.
A Techno-Economic Analysis of Space-Based Solar Power Systems
Benedikt Kruft, Technische Universität München (Masterarbeit)
Junior Management Science 8(3), 2023, 732-771
Keywords: Energy; Solar; Space; Microwaves; Sustainability.
Turning German Steel Production Green: Quantifying Diffusion Scenarios for Hydrogen-Based Steelmaking and Policy Implications
Philipp Preis, Technische Universität München (Masterarbeit)
Junior Management Science 8(3), 2023, 682-716
Keywords: Green steel; Green hydrogen; Energy transition; Energy policy.
Innovation Performance of Family and Founder Firms: Empirical Evidence from German Listed Companies
Simon Mueller, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main (Masterarbeit)
Junior Management Science 8(2), 2023, 333-357
Keywords: Lone founder firms; Family firms; Innovation performance; R&D intensity; R&D productivity.
Winning when Going Global – On the Role of Heritage and Strategic Moves for Internationalization Endeavors of Start-ups
Radu-Andrei Maldea, Ruhr-Universität Bochum (Masterarbeit)
Junior Management Science 8(2), 2023, 532-568
Keywords: International new ventures; Early internationalizing start-ups; Internationalization strategy; Market entry; Global management.
Do birds of a feather always flock together? A multidimensional examination of homophily in crowdfunding
Markus Klepsch, Technische Universität München (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 8(1), 2023, 237-269
Keywords: Crowdfunding; Indiegogo; Homophily.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5282/jums/v8i1pp237-269
From investor to entrepreneur – An explorative study of the entrepreneurial behaviour of investor-entrepreneurs
Moritz Setzer, Technische Universität München (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 8(1), 2023, 43-67
Keywords: Investor-entrepreneur; Entrepreneurial types; Novice; Habitual.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5282/jums/v8i1pp43-67
Rethinking digital governance – How collaborative innovation strategies advance the development of digital innovations in public organisations
Laura John, University of Münster (Bachelor thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(5), 2022, 1400-1418
Keywords: Collaborative innovation; Fellowship programmes; Public innovation; Digital transformation.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5282/jums/v7i5pp1400-1418
Battle of Realities – a Qualitative-Empirical Analysis of the Use of Augmented and Virtual Reality in Sales
Daniel Schachtsieck, Ruhr University Bochum (Bachelor thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(5), 2022, 1361-1374
Keywords: Augmented reality; Virtual reality; Digitalization.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5282/jums/v7i5pp1361-1374
The Effect of Micro-Entrepreneurship on Migration Plans of Young Adults in Rural Sub-Saharan Africa and the Mediating Role of Subjective and Economic Well-Being
Christian Stöhr, Technical University of Munich (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(5), 2022, 1326-1360
Keywords: Entrepreneurship; Migration; Subjective well-being; Sub-saharan africa.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5282/jums/v7i5pp1326-1360
How Can Fairness Tools Impact the Understanding of Fairness and the Processes Within a Machine Learning Development Team?
Cosima Friedle, London School of Economics and Political Science (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(5), 2022, 1289-1300
Keywords: Machine learning; Fairness; Fairness tools; Regulative regime of technology; Co-construction of user and technology.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5282/jums/v7i5pp1289-1300
Convincing investors: A study of personal, adapted storytelling and strategic behavior in entrepreneurial fundraising
Pauline Tilla Rittstieg, Technical University of Munich (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(5), 2022, 1193-1223
Keywords: Venture legitimacy; Fundraising; Fundraising strategy; Storytelling; Cultural entrepreneurship.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5282/jums/v7i5pp1193-1223
Digital Innovation in Corporations: Deriving a Practical Framework for the Measurement of Success of Digital Innovation Units
Marcel Schemmel, Technical University of Munich (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(4), 2022, 1098-1132
Keywords: Digital innovation units; performance measurement; critical success factors; key performance indicators; qualitative case studies.
Demand Estimation for Solar Photovoltaics in the United States – An Instrumental Variable Approach
Veronique Clara Bukow, Technical University of Munich (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(3), 2022, 643-667
Keywords: Price elasticity; solar photovoltaic; instrumental variables; demand estimation.
Unraveling the Process of Knowledge Integration in Agile Product Development Teams
Julia Haselsteiner, Johannes Kepler University Linz (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(2), 2022, 354-389
Keywords: Agile product development; knowledge integration; cross-functional teams; organizational learning.
The Hidden Influence of Cognitive Processing Style on Consumers’ Intention to Adopt Innovative Products
Vanessa Isabel Paape, RWTH Aachen University (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(1), 2022, 112-133
Keywords: Product innovation management; innovation resistance; local and global processing; consumer behavior; innovation decision model.
What Drives the B2B Platform Economy? A Qualitative Examination of Current Trends, Success Factors, and the Road Ahead
Inga Stange, Technische Universität Berlin (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(1), 2022, 1-31
Keywords: Platform economy; B2B platforms; two-sided business models; digital platforms.
Is Visiting the ESB Website Deteriorating the Air Quality of our Countries? A Statistical Analysis of the Relationship Between Air Pollution Levels and Information & Communication Technologies
Katharina Isabella Kühn, ESB Business School Reutlingen (Bachelor thesis)
Junior Management Science 6(4), 2021, 839-851
Keywords: Information technology; air quality; energy consumption; sustainability.
The M&A Behavior of Family Firms
Jinhao Shu, WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management (Bachelor thesis)
Junior Management Science 6(4), 2021, 673-699
Keywords: Family Firm; Innovation; Mergers & Acquisitions; Drivers of Mergers & Acquisitions; Acquisitions Motives; Acquisition Goals; Innovation in Mergers & Acquisitions.
The Impact of Community Involvement on Game Life-Cycle: Evidence based on Gaming Platform Steam
Tim Leonard Hermes, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (Bachelor thesis)
Junior Management Science 6(3), 2021, 547-567
Keywords: Product life-cycle; digital goods pricing; user communities; co-creation; digital gaming platforms.
Coping with Sales Pressure – A Literature-based Analysis of Strategies for Coping with Stress in Sales
Vanessa Heinzel, Ruhr University Bochum (Bachelor thesis)
Junior Management Science 6(2), 2021, 279-298
Keywords: Stress; Coping; Sales.
The Reciprocal Connection Between Identity and Consumption: A Literature Review
Benjamin Sassonko, University of Augsburg (Bachelor thesis)
Junior Management Science 5(2), 2020, 246-261
Keywords: Identity consumption reciprocity; Consumer behavior; Consumer identity; Consumer identity literature review.
Value Co-Creation: Eine Analyse von Treibern und Gestaltungsansätzen für B2B- vs. B2C-Kunden
Felix Konstantin Steinhardt, Free University of Berlin (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 5(1), 2020, 81-117
Keywords: Co-Creation; Customer Engagement; B2B-Treiber; B2C-Treiber; Kundenmanagement.
Die Legitimation einer Innovation durch Cultural Entrepreneurship – Explorative Fallstudie eines symbiotischen Zusammenspiels zwischen einem Start-up und dessen Schlüsselkunden
Leona Schink, Leuphana University Lüneburg (Bachelor thesis)
Junior Management Science 4(3), 2019, 433-459
Keywords: cultural entrepreneurship; legitimacy; new ventures.
The Influence of Cryptocurrencies on Enterprise Risk Management – an Empirical Evidence by the Example of Bitcoin
Maximilian Bölstler, University of St.Gallen (Bachelor thesis)
Junior Management Science 4(2), 2019, 195-227
Keywords: Blockchain; digital assets; Bitcoin; cryptocurrency; IC framework; enterprise risk management.
Word Embedding, Neural Networks and Text Classification: what is the State-of-the-Art?
Estevan Vilar, ESCP Europe (Bachelor thesis)
Junior Management Science 4(1), 2019, 35-62
Keywords: neural networks; machine learning; word embedding; text classification; business analytics.
Market reactions to the servitization of product offerings – An event study on the software as a service model
Jaakko Nurkka, Technical University of Munich (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 3(2), 2018, 121-150
Keywords: SaaS, Software-as-a-Service, Servitization, Business model transformation, Stock markets
Similar Chords, Different Tune? The Effects of Different Solution Formulations on the Identification of Collaborative Opportunities in Selective Revealing: A web-based Experiment
David Burgschwaiger, Vienna University of Economics and Business (Bachelor thesis)
Junior Management Science 3(2), 2018, 80-120
Keywords: Selective Revealing, Opportunity Recognition, Open Innovation, Analogical Reasoning, Gatekeepers
Unternehmensreputation von Onlineunternehmen
Regina Ulrike Endres, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 3(1), 2018, 38-87
Keywords: Company Reputation, Corporate Reputation, PLS-SEM Model, Onlinefirmen, E-Commerce
Blockchain technology and IP – investigating benefits and acceptance in governments and legislations
Jean-Maxime Rivière, Technical University of Munich (Bachelorarbeit)
Junior Management Science 3(1), 2018, 1-15
Keywords: Bitcoin, Blockchain, Intellectual property, Legislation, Innovation
Analyzing Dynamic Capabilities in the Context of Cloud Platform Ecosystems – A Case Study Approach
Kevin Rudolph, Technical University of Berlin (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 2(3), 2017, 124-172
Keywords: Dynamic Capabilities, Cloud Platform Ecosystems, Innovation Capabilities, Mixed-Methods Case Study, Amazon Web Services
Explaining the Success of user-centered Design – An Empirical Study across German B2C Firms
Nadine Chochoiek, Technical University of Munich (Master thesis)
Junior Management Science 2(1), 2017, 81-116
Keywords: User-Centered Design, User Integration, Exploration, Exploitation, Empirical Investigation