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Jonathan Liebenau’s
work
in progress
I am
currently engaged in research projects in conjunction with:
Microsoft (April
2007-present) “Innovation in
The GB Group (January
2009-present) “Identity Capital”
OECD (March 2009-present) “E-government
in
European ICT Association
[EICTA] (March 2009-present) “European Priorities for ICT and Innovation”
Information Technology &
Innovation Foundation [ITIF] (April 2009-present) “ICT and the UK
Response to Economic Downturn”
Recently
completed projects have been conducted with:
Tata Consulting Services (May
2007-July 2008) “Innovation within Business Models and at the Borderlands”
The
McAfee
(September-November 2006) “Secure Information Management and Compliance”
This report attracted much attention in the trade press, and was released by
McAfee in a summary
form.
Here is an indication of my
work on a number of research projects and papers in various stages of
completion, including links to four project areas:
ICT,
Business Innovation and Economic Development
Resilient
Networks and ICT Infrastructure
ICT
from a Commons Perspective
In the pipeline, including recent
conference papers being prepared for publication:
“The new economics of
ICT” Columbia Institute for Tele-Information [CITI]
“A critique of the
application of complex adaptive systems to ICT policy making”
(with Patrik Karrberg)
“Who’s responsible? The paradox of control and responsibility for
internet banking security”
(with James Alleman) “A
non-neoclassical approach to the theory of the firm” ITS Mexico City
April 2009
(with
Claudia Loebbecke) “Digital
Content Production, Management and Delivery: A Critical Analysis of the Effects
of Telecom Market Structures” Annual meeting of the ITS,
(with Marc Laperrouza),
“Regulating emerging wireless technologies: a cross-country
typology” Annual meeting of the ITS,
(with Mary
Darking) “Building infrastructure from digital commons: the case of governance
and the digital business ecosystem”
"Managing ICT for
Productivity", Portland International Conference on Management of
Engineering and Technology on the theme: "Technology Management for the
Global Future" PICMET '06 July 8-13, 2006
(with
Marc Laperrouza) “China and
Global Internet Governance: A Turning Point?”
(with
David Tilson, Kalle Lyytinen and Carsten Sorensen) “Coordination
of technology and diverse organizational actors during service
innovation—the case of wireless data services in the United Kingdom”
Mobility Roundtable,
(with
Patrick Karrberg) “IT
and Telecoms Convergence: mobile service delivery in Europe and Japan”
Mobility Roundtable,
(with
Alain de Fontenay) "Innovation
in telecommunications; the judicial process and economic interpretations of
costing, transaction and pricing" 25th Annual Eastern
Conference, Center for Research in Regulated Industries May 17-19, 2006 and
under consideration for the Journal of
Law and Economics
“The
View from the Commons: What we should and shouldn’t take seriously from
neoclassical economics, and what would further our understanding of ICT”
March 16, 2006 seminar presentation at the London School of Economics
"Conceptualizing
the Exchange Commons" IASCP (
“Intranet
Infrastructure and Business Continuity: Hard Lessons from Terrorist Attacks”,
paper presented at the Intranet Benchmarking Forum Leadership Summit, March 2,
2006
(with G. Harindranath and
Maung Sein) "ICT
& Development Goals: Governments, NGOs, Development Agencies and Commercial
Initiatives"
"Telecommunications
in transition; ICT modernization, liberalization, regulation and markets in
(with
Gerald Grant) "The
strategic dimensions of information systems capability: an evolutionary and
resource-based view"
(with
Alain de Fontenay) "Investment
in Broadband: theory and policy from the perspective of the 'commons'"
[presented at the Federal Communications Commission in October 2004]
"Resilient
Communications Networks" [presented at
(with Justin Gundlach)
"Modernizing the business of health: pharmaceuticals in
"SMEs,
Productivity and Management: ICT and Business Clusters" [presented at
CISTM,
"Peer-to-Peer, Markets
and the Commons"
"ICT in
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