Social network theories (e.g. Granovetter 1973, Burt 1992) and information richness theory (Daft & Lengel 1987) have both been used independently to understand knowledge transfer in information intensive work settings. Social network theories explain how network structures covary with the...

Fintech foundations : convergence, blockchain, big data, and AI / David Shrier and Alex Pentland -- Edge effects : bridging from old to new / Boris Khentov -- Opening up open banking / Markos Zachariadis and Pinar Ozcan -- Digital financial services / David Shrier -- Policy & fintech :...

In the context of desperate poverty, characterized by households at subsistence level that experience economic loss and social fracture, explanations for why individuals undertake entry into entrepreneurship are limited. We find that individuals rely on their social relationships to enable...

Current theories of how organizations harness knowledge for innovative activity cannot convincingly explain emergent practices whereby firms selectively reveal knowledge to their advantage. We conceive selective revealing as a strategic mechanism to re-shape the collaborative behavior of other...