
GreenEvo – Green Technology Accelerator
TiMO representatives contributed to the birth of an innovative project of the Ministry of Environment. GreenEvo – Green Technology Accelerator

TiMO representatives contributed to the birth of an innovative project of the Ministry of Environment. GreenEvo – Green Technology Accelerator

Jointly with researchers from Japan and China, Krzysztof Klincewicz performed a comparative international analysis of sectoral innovation systems in the

In 2010, World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) commissioned a research project to analyze the economic conditions for the development and

Blue semiconductor laser was the unrealized Polish hope for global technological dominance. In 2002, Polish journalists, researchers and government officials

Department of Economic Diplomacy, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, commissioned in 2009 a study of Polish high-tech exporters. The Ministry was

Using the example of a highly successful Japanese mobile phone operator NTT DoCoMo, the article by Krzysztof Klincewicz, published in

In 2009, the European Commission, DG INFSO (Directorate General Information Society and Media, currently: DG Connect) commissioned a multidimensional analysis

Management fashions refer to the relatively short-lasting popularity of concepts, approaches and tools, used by corporate managers to reduce the

Krzysztof Klincewicz participated in a research project, managed by Prof. Tadeusz Skoczny, concerning implications of the European Commission decision concerning

Krzysztof Klincewicz argued that IT research & analysis (IT R&A) firms are modern-day truth-tellers, determining the fates of technology products

Krzysztof Klincewicz contributed a chapter to the trilogy “Mythical Inspirations for Organizational Realities”, edited by Prof. Monika Kostera and published

The book on Polish innovativeness presented an extraordinarily harsh criticism of the traditional science and higher education systems in Poland

Krzysztof Klincewicz wrote a book on strategic alliances in the high-tech industry, published by a German academic publisher Logos Verlag.

Are the open source software projects actually innovative? Krzysztof Klincewicz dared to ask the controversial question, and his research findings