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Shane M. Greenstein

Martin Marshall Professor of Business Administration

Harvard University

Affiliations

Harvard Business School

Technology and Operations Management

Shane M. Greenstein is currently serving as a Harvard Business School Martin Marshall Professor of Business Administration at Harvard University.

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Harvard University

Martin Marshall Professor of Business Administration

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economics technology information technology business internet economics microeconomics public policy digital economy electronic commerce economic analysis digital divide industrial organization market (economics) economic geography cyber-geography information science internet science technology transfer information economics social science research innovation economics mass communication information management economic research online information wireless communications technological innovation strategic management mobile computing technology adoption united states business strategy technology commercialization urban economics innovation studies internet technology internet access commercial internet research policy global networks diffusion of innovations standardization pricing policy government procurement public procurement internet modeling advanced internet technology universal service international business transport geography scholarly communication digitalization digitization information infrastructures labor market impact net neutrality information society digital geography advanced internet communications policy broadband bonus organizational economics information technology management selection bias information diffusion universal access purchasing spatial economics transition management (governance) compatibility standards local wages trillion dollar conundrum market structure differentiation strategy local telecommunication entry economic contribution business intelligence

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

After the Gold Rush. IEEE Micro (2024)

Shane Greenstein

gold rushmining and explorationeconomicstechnologyeconomic history

Contributing to Growth? the Role of Open Source Software for Global Startups. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Nataliya Langburd WrightFrank NagleShane Greenstein

global startupssocial science researcheconomic growthentrepreneurshipsocial sciencesopen source softwarebusiness growth

Navigating Applications Development in Generative AI. IEEE Micro (2024)

Shane Greenstein

generative aicomputer scienceapplications developmentartificial intelligenceapplied artificial intelligence

Navigating Software Vulnerabilities: Eighteen Years of Evidence From Medium and Large U.S. Organizations. (2024)

Raviv Murciano-GoroffRan ZhuoShane Greenstein

computer securityvulnerabilitysoftware system safetydata securitysoftware testingorganizational safetytechnologycomputer sciencesoftware securityvulnerability assessment (computing)software practicesoftware vulnerabilitiessoftware maintenanceinformation securitysoftware engineeringsystem safetysoftware analysis

Open Devices and Slices: Evidence From Wi-Fi Equipment. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Do Yoon KimRoberto FontanaShane Greenstein

open deviceswi-fi equipmentsocial science researchsociologysocial sciences

Archetypes of Product Launch by Insiders, Outsiders, and Visionaries. Industrial and Corporate Change (2023)

Shane Greenstein

startup ecosystemstrategic managementcorporate social responsibilityindustrial developmentinsider threatmanagementindustrial marketingentrepreneurshipproduct launchbusinessbrandingbusiness venturingcultural changevisual cultureindustrial relationsmarketingstrategic niche managementproduct designentrepreneurial behavior

Bank Runs Without the Wisdom of the Crowds. IEEE Micro (2023)

Shane Greenstein

financecrowd computingsocial computing

Open Source Software and Global Entrepreneurship. Research Policy (2023)

Nataliya Langburd WrightFrank NagleShane Greenstein

research ethicspublic policyresearch policyopen source softwareglobal entrepreneurship

The AI Gold Rush. IEEE Micro (2023)

Shane Greenstein

computer sciencealgorithmic developmentreactive aiartificial intelligenceai gold rushapplied artificial intelligence

The Modern Digital Operating Model. IEEE Micro (2023)

Shane Greenstein

distributed systemsdigital circuit designsystem softwaredigital businesstechnologycomputer sciencemodel-based software developmentmicroelectronicsindustrial informaticscomputer engineeringmicro technologydigital signal processingelectronicsmodeling and simulationinformation technologycommunications systemsdigital manufacturingoperating systems

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Shane M. Greenstein

Martin Marshall Professor of Business Administration

Harvard University

Affiliations

Harvard Business School

Technology and Operations Management

Shane M. Greenstein is currently serving as a Harvard Business School Martin Marshall Professor of Business Administration at Harvard University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Shane M. Greenstein

Harvard University

Martin Marshall Professor of Business Administration

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

After the Gold Rush. IEEE Micro (2024)

Shane Greenstein

gold rushmining and explorationeconomicstechnologyeconomic history

Contributing to Growth? the Role of Open Source Software for Global Startups. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Nataliya Langburd WrightFrank NagleShane Greenstein

global startupssocial science researcheconomic growthentrepreneurshipsocial sciencesopen source softwarebusiness growth

Navigating Applications Development in Generative AI. IEEE Micro (2024)

Shane Greenstein

generative aicomputer scienceapplications developmentartificial intelligenceapplied artificial intelligence

Navigating Software Vulnerabilities: Eighteen Years of Evidence From Medium and Large U.S. Organizations. (2024)

Raviv Murciano-GoroffRan ZhuoShane Greenstein

Open Devices and Slices: Evidence From Wi-Fi Equipment. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Do Yoon KimRoberto FontanaShane Greenstein

open deviceswi-fi equipmentsocial science researchsociologysocial sciences

Archetypes of Product Launch by Insiders, Outsiders, and Visionaries. Industrial and Corporate Change (2023)

Shane Greenstein

Bank Runs Without the Wisdom of the Crowds. IEEE Micro (2023)

Shane Greenstein

financecrowd computingsocial computing

Open Source Software and Global Entrepreneurship. Research Policy (2023)

Nataliya Langburd WrightFrank NagleShane Greenstein

research ethicspublic policyresearch policyopen source softwareglobal entrepreneurship

The AI Gold Rush. IEEE Micro (2023)

Shane Greenstein

computer sciencealgorithmic developmentreactive aiartificial intelligenceai gold rushapplied artificial intelligence

The Modern Digital Operating Model. IEEE Micro (2023)

Shane Greenstein

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