YoungKyu Lee
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YoungKyu Lee is a leading scholar in innovation management and technology policy, with a primary focus on open innovation, technology valuation, and industry-specific technology transfer. His most cited work, “The Effect of Open Innovation on Technology Value and Technology Transfer: A Comparative Analysis of the Automotive, Robotics, and Aviation Industries of Korea” (2018, 59 citations), provides a pioneering comparative framework that examines how open innovation strategies differently influence technology value and transfer across Korea’s automotive, robotics, and aviation sectors. This study is widely recognized for its practical insights into how traditional manufacturing and emerging high-tech industries can leverage external knowledge to enhance innovation outcomes. Lee’s research is instrumental in shaping policies for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, particularly in understanding sectoral innovation dynamics. His work has been cited by scholars and practitioners alike, underscoring its impact on both academic discourse and real-world technology management. Through his comparative analyses, Lee continues to inform how industries adapt to rapidly changing technological landscapes, making him a key voice in innovation strategy and technology transfer studies.
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