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Combine or combust? – Circular economy, digitalization and collaboration models for the new chemical industry 4.0

by | Jun 2020

Abstract The chemical-pharmaceutical industry, like other industrial sectors, is facing transformative changes exemplified by ‘Industry 4.0’ – including digitalization, circular economy approaches, and other innovations impacting its business model. These changes also...

How to evaluate the future business potential of innovation fields in the chemical industry

by | Jun 2020

Abstract Decisions about the further development or termination of innovation fields (IF) have a high relevance for companies. However, due to a lack of information in the front end of innovation (FEI) as well as missing evaluation methods and criteria, selection...

Sustainability as a criterion for business models – A framework for the life science sector

by | Jun 2020

Abstract The research discourse on sustainability and on business models can be described as diverse in approaches and understanding of subject areas. The value-oriented business model and the twenty criteria of the German Sustainability Code represent a sample which...

Wealth effects of corporate spin-offs – An event study analysis of the chemical & pharmaceutical industry

by | Jun 2020

Abstract The present article studies wealth effects of global spin-off announcements of the chemical and pharmaceutical industry that were announced between January 2001 and October 2019. The cumulative average abnormal return over the 3-day event window is 3.91%....

User research in pharma R&D: Contextual inquiry for the elicitation of user needs in a chemistry laboratory for analytical method development within a corporate continuous manufacturing organization

by | Jun 2020

Abstract Laboratories in the pharmaceutical industry see an ongoing transition towards continuous manufacturing by means of tighter integration of novel and existing technologies and, thus, the introduction of new work methodologies. However, technological studies...

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