About
Mike Martin is a Professor in the Department of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Strategy at Northumbria University. His research focuses on co-creation processes, digital service environments, and public service innovation. He holds a BSc (Hons) awarded in 2018. Key contributions include developing the CoSMoS tool for relational service innovation and analyzing platform infrastructures in regional labor markets. His work bridges entrepreneurial strategies with public policy, emphasizing collaborative approaches to service design.
- Education: BSc (Hons) (Awarded: October 2018)
Research interests span co-creation methodologies, digital transformation in public services, and policy entrepreneurship. Recent work explores how digital platforms reshape service delivery and labor market planning. His publications address topics like service innovation ecosystems, policy design frameworks, and living lab applications.
Notable collaborations include projects with institutions in Italy and contributions to edited volumes on public service innovation. His research often intersects entrepreneurship, technology, and societal challenges, with a focus on actionable solutions through living lab environments and participatory models.
