Heli Koski
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Heli Koski is a leading scholar in the economics of innovation, digitalization, and industrial organization. Her research explores how technological disruptions reshape markets, organizations, and societal roles. In her highly cited work, "Technology disruptions as enablers of organizational and social innovation in digitalized environment," Koski illustrates how disruptive technologies—originally transforming the service sector—are now permeating manufacturing industries, fundamentally altering the roles of consumers and users. This paper, along with her broader body of work, has been instrumental in understanding how software and data drive organizational and social innovation. With over 4 citations on this single study and a strong cumulative impact, Koski’s contributions are widely recognized in policy and academic circles. She has also conducted influential research on competition, intellectual property, and the digital economy, often bridging theory with real-world implications. Her work continues to inform debates on innovation policy and the evolving dynamics of digitalized environments, making her a key voice for students and researchers studying the intersection of technology, economics, and society.
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