Heini Ikävalko
Helsinki University of Technology
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Integrated Manufacturing Systems | 2002
Petri Aaltonen; Heini Ikävalko
The paper presents the key findings of a study on strategy implementation. A qualitative study of 298 interviews was conducted in 12 service organizations. In the paper, the key findings are introduced, and the challenges of strategic communication and action, the identification of and support for strategic actors, and structure and systems aligned with strategy, are discussed.
Proceedings of the IFIP TC5/WG5.7 Fourth International Workshop of the Special Interest Group on Integrated Production Management Systems and the European Group of University Teachers for Industrial Management EHTB: Games in Operations Management | 1998
Heini Ikävalko; Miia Martinsuo
This paper presents the design process and features of a tailored, interactive and experiential simulation game that is used to promote the values of an electronics industry firm. The game design is evaluated to discover essential features in the games used for promoting values.
hawaii international conference on system sciences | 2018
Anssi Smedlund; Heini Ikävalko; Petra Turkama
We present a typology of strategies employed by firms using the Internet of Things (IoT). The IoT is a distributed network of connected physical objects. As these devices exchange data with each other instead of through an intermediary, the IoT increases complexity of business ecosystems, and opens up new business opportunities. When the platform owner does not own the data and technology is mostly open source, other actors can use and build on them. In addition to platform owner’s strategy, we propose a framework with three additional strategies, based on whether the firms’ offering integrates into the specific industrial value chain or contributes to the IoT ecosystem, and whether the firm offering is by nature stand-alone or systemic. With a multiple case study design, we explore this framework in the setting of 23 firms in a large research project context. The descriptions of the identified IoT strategies support our framework.
Archive | 2005
Heini Ikävalko
Archive | 2003
Saku Mantere; Virpi Hämäläinen; Petri Aaltonen; Heini Ikävalko; Veikko Teikari
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Saku Mantere; Petri Aaltonen; Heini Ikävalko; Virpi Hämäläinen; Kimmo Suominen; Veikko Teikari
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Kimmo Suominen; Petri Aaltonen; Heini Ikävalko; Virpi Hämäläinen; Saku Mantere
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Miia Martinsuo; Heini Ikävalko
Archive | 2000
Miia Martinsuo; Heini Ikävalko
Archive | 2013
Anu Hakonen; Heini Ikävalko