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Digital transformation in the Swedish process industries: Trends, challenges, actions

by | Oct 2020

Abstract In the context of the fourth industrial revolution and digitalization as a driving force, a current approach in the Swedish industrial innovation system is the public-private partnership Strategic Innovation Programs (SIPs). The program Process-industrial IT...

Flawless start-up of production plants in process industries: The link between successful project performance and optimal future operations

by | Oct 2020

Abstract Process plant start-up is a key element in the transition from the project phase to business operation. A proper start-up phase ensures safe and reliable process plant operations. When project start-up tasks are not properly considered, they can become...

Success factors for intra-firm process technology transfer, and a petrochemical outlook

by | Oct 2020

Abstract The introduction of existing, improved or radically new process technology in the process industries is not finished until the technology is implemented and operating well within the company’s organization and premises; a fact of growing importance in the...

Supporting start-ups in the process industries with accelerator programs: Types, design elements and success measurement

by | Oct 2020

Abstract Accelerators support the fast-track development of start-ups. Although their emergence and popularity has increased during the last years, limited research exists on accelerator types and whether the organizational context (e.g. nature of business, industry)...

Start-ups as an indicator of early market convergence

by | Oct 2020

Abstract Owing to ever shorter innovation cycles, it has become more and more challenging to predict approaching market convergence. This study aims to overcome this problem by providing a novel method for anticipating market  onvergence using start-up formation as an...
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