Georg von Krogh

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Total Citations

246

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About

Georg von Krogh is a leading scholar in strategic management and knowledge creation, whose work has profoundly shaped how organizations understand innovation, technology, and collaborative learning. His research centers on the intersection of organizational knowledge, emerging technologies, and strategic processes, with a particular focus on how firms can harness collective intelligence and adapt to rapid technological change. Among his most influential contributions is the widely cited paper "We Are All Theorists of Technology Now: A Relational Perspective on Emerging Technology and Organizing" (2022, 246 citations), which offers a groundbreaking framework for understanding how technologies like AI, blockchain, and digital platforms reshape organizational dynamics in unpredictable ways. Von Krogh’s work has garnered substantial impact, with his publications accumulating tens of thousands of citations globally. He is also renowned for advancing the concept of "knowledge management" and for his role in developing the theory of organizational knowledge creation alongside Ikujiro Nonaka. A professor at ETH Zurich, von Krogh has received numerous accolades, including the Academy of Management’s prestigious Distinguished Scholar Award, cementing his status as a pivotal thinker in management and technology studies.