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DESCRIPTION:Tracing and bridging the commons and close ecosystem games\n\nI
 nsights for fueling food convergence innovation platforms at worldscale fo
 r sustainable prosperity and affordable nutrition and health\n\nProfessor 
 Erkko Autio\n\nChair in Technology Venturing at Imperial College Business 
 School\n\nProfessor Erkko Autio is Chair in Technology Venturing at Imperi
 al College Business School (since 2006). He has a PhD in Industrial Manage
 ment from Helsinki University of Technology. Erkko co-founded the Global E
 ntrepreneurship Monitor GEM and served in the Global Entrepreneurship Rese
 arch Association. He also co-founded the Global Entrepreneurship Index GED
 I that profiles country-level systems of entrepreneurship\, as well as the
  European Index of Digital Entrepreneurship Systems EIDES. His research fo
 cuses on digitalisation and its impact on entrepreneurial ecosystems\, inn
 ovation ecosystems\, new venture internationalisation\, and business model
  innovation. He has been cited in The Economist\, The Wall Street Journal\
 , Financial Times\, Fortune\, MSNBC\, and in some 400-500 news media globa
 lly.\n\nAbstract\n\nAs businesses and other actors throughout society reor
 ganize their value-creating activities around platforms\, the shared digit
 al infrastructure becomes an increasingly important determinant of competi
 tive advantage. Yet\, few businesses pay any attention to what I call the 
 ‘commons ecosystem’ game that shapes these infrastructures\, and even fewe
 r actively participate in it. I suggest that they ignore this game at thei
 r own peril\, as digital infrastructures can regulate firm-level competiti
 ve advantage. My speech will describe how the commons ecosystem game is pl
 ayed by digital businesses. I describe the operational\, community-level\,
  and strategic motivations of playing the commons ecosystem game\, and we 
 describe how four commonly used strategic maneuvers – Scaling\, Sponsoring
 \, Shaming\, and Scheming – shape the evolution of commons ecosystems. I c
 onclude by recommending how platform firms and other organizations should 
 strategically integrate commons ecosystems in their game plan and by discu
 ssing more general implications of the phenomenon. A panel will follow to 
 build upon this ground breaking management research to advance research an
 d on-the-ground action to fuel food convergence innovation platforms at wo
 rldscale for sustainable prosperity and affordable nutrition and health.\n
 \nChair: Laurette Dubé (Scientific Director of MCCHE)\n	Co-Chair & Moderato
 r: John G. Keogh (Managing Principal\, Shantalla Inc. Toronto )\n	Special P
 anel: A panel will follow with scientists and action leaders to build upon
  this ground breaking management research to advance convergence science a
 nd innovation convergence innovation at the agriculture\, food\, environme
 nt and health interfaces for world-scale transformation toward sustainable
  prosperity and affordable nutrition and health.\n
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SUMMARY:CI Webinar Series: Professor Erkko Autio\, Chair in Technology Vent
 uring at Imperial College Business School 
URL:/desautels/channels/event/ci-webinar-series-profes
 sor-erkko-autio-chair-technology-venturing-imperial-college-business-schoo
 l-329245
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