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- Associate Professor
- The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction
- Faculty of the Built Environment
Dr Stefano Miraglia (PhD, Imperial College Business School) is Associate Professor of Strategy at University College London, where he conducts advanced research on the strategic challenges and opportunities brought forward by technological innovation. Prior to joining UCL, he was a researcher at University of Cambridge, and Imperial College London.
Stefano advises senior executives and strategic decision makers of both the private and public sector in the areas of systems design, technology and innovation management, technological platforms, strategic knowledge management, business model innovation, and strategy in business ecosystems. His experience as scholar and consultant spans banking, insurance, construction, mining equipment, industrial equipment, defence, publishing, fashion, information and communication technologies, pharmaceutical, sport, media, and telecommunications.
He regularly presents his research in international conferences and symposia (including the annual meetings of the Academy of Management, Strategic Management Society, DRUID, EURAM, EGOS, and INFORMS), and teaches at Undergraduate, Postgraduate, MBA and Executive Education levels.
Evolutionary
perspectives on strategic management - Knowledge-based
evolutionary approach to the study of organizational change and interfirm
differences.
Strategic
knowledge management - Replication
and adaptation of knowledge assets within and across organizations, with a
special focus on knowledge reutilization in fast-changing environments.
Strategy
in business ecosystems - Ecosystems
Strategy Framework; identifying the factors that determine who succeeds in ecosystem
competition.
Architectural
properties of complex systems - Interplay
between modularity and integrality as architectural properties of complex
systems.
Business
model innovation - Strategic challenges
and opportunities associated, for example, with ‘servitisation,’ the advent of
robotics and artificial intelligence, and the implementation of the ultrafast and
hyperfast internet.
2016 | ATQ03 - Recognised by the HEA as a Fellow | Higher Education Academy | |
2014 | Doctor of Philosophy | Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine |