KIN is all about Digital Innovation. We are fascinated by the ways in which the use and development of digital innovations affect the way we work and organize.
We conduct research, organize consortia, provide executive education, and host masterclasses on a variety of topics such as data & analytics, creativity & design, innovation processes, crowdsourcing, and much more. Our mission is to make the world a better place in the digital era: we bring together academia and practice to truly understand the social and long-term consequences of digital innovations in organizations.
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9-13 August 2019 Symposium: ‘Algorithms at Work: Tales from the Field of Artificial Intelligence’
We are proud to announce that between August 9-13, 2019 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, Anastasia Sergeeva and Marleen Huysman will be organizing a symposium on the topic: ‘Algorithms at Work: […]
KINTalk: Building towards circularity and digital innovation – April 5th
Author: Romano Audhoe KINTalks – de Architekten Cie.: ‘Digital innovations in architecture, towards a circular economy’ Architecture is like good music. It plays an important part in our daily lives, […]
5 June 2019 Symposium: “Collaboration and innovation between heterogeneous actors”
On the 5th of June, 2019 (Wednesday) there will be a symposium on collaboration and innovation between heterogeneous actors, organized by the Amsterdam Business Research Institute (ABRI), KIN Center of […]
Remote work is here to stay, we just need to learn how to embrace it
Author: David Passenier Widely available mobile technologies, and the services provided by Whatsapp or Skype allow many people to work anytime, anywhere. Remote, nomadic and distributed working provides clear opportunities: […]
5 April 2019 – KINTalk: Digital Innovation in Architecture: towards a circular economy
In our upcoming KINTalk on 05/04/2019 we invited Marten de Jong to talk about Digital Innovation in Architecture. Partner architect at the Amsterdam based firm de Architekten Cie, Marten de Jong […]
How AI impacts work
Author: David Passenier Professor Marleen Huysman, head of the KIN Center of Digital Innovation, is leading social science research on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being applied in organizations. While […]
Who are the champions?
Dat innovatie in de zorg niet makkelijk is dat weten we nu wel: zorgstelsels zijn complex, er zijn veel gevestigde belangen en ingewikkelde routines die verandering lastig maken. De vraag […]
Designing your expertise pyramid – with Mohammad Rezazade Mehrizi
With a growing track record of scientific papers and academic teaching responsibilities, Mohammad Rezazade Mehrizi is not a typical scholar. On being asked what makes him feel impactful and engaged, […]
KIN at Synergy: AI at Work
Developments in algorithmic technologies are bringing high impact changes in social and organizational life, and in particular for work. The resulting issues and challenges are complex, and unravelling them requires […]
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Research
At KIN, we study the development, use, implications and business value of digital innovations. This research is conducted by a multi-disciplinary group of researchers with academic backgrounds in business administration, sociology, communication science, anthropology, philosophy, engineering, industrial design, and computer science. Find out about some of our latest top-tier publications!
Executive Program
Digital innovation & transformation: we hear the term all the time and we all have to do something with it. But why? What is digital transformation exactly? What are some of the challenges and opportunities for organizations? How does digital innovation affect the ways in which we work and organize? What types of ethical dillema's and social consequences do we need to think about?
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Masterclasses
We regularly organize interactive masterclasses on digital innovation topics. Some of our previous masterclasses were on Open Banking, Data Driven Business Model Innovation, and Creativity & Design for Innovation. Central to our approach is combining insights from our rich scientific studies with practical implications that help professionals and organizations to think further than the hypes.
Join us in our upcoming masterclasses on Platforms & Ecosystems, the changing role of the IT function, Crowdsourcing, and many more!
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