Richard Tee

Richard Tee is an Associate Professor (Senior Lecturer) in Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the University of Surrey. He is part of the Surrey Business School within the Faculty of Arts, Business and Social Sciences, and affiliated with the Centre of Digital Economy. His contact details include the email r.tee@surrey.ac.uk and office 23 MS 03. No educational background or awards are explicitly listed in the provided information.

His research interests span several key areas in business and technology management, including:

• Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Focusing on processes and motivations in digital and creative entrepreneurial contexts.
• Business Ecosystems: Analyzing governance, value capture, and dynamics within platform and open data ecosystems.
• Modularity in Technology: Investigating modular design's influence on collaboration, innovation enablement, and strategic control across industries.
• Technology Management: Addressing challenges in digitalization adoption, particularly in healthcare and organizational adaptation.
• Generativity: Developing frameworks to understand generative systems and their role in fostering innovation.

Richard Tee’s articles often explore themes like modularity’s strategic implications, governance rigidity in platform ecosystems, and the interplay between product and organizational architectures. His work highlights tensions between collaboration and competition, and the evolution of industry ecosystems. While specific advisee names or grant details are not provided, he is actively involved in the Centre of Digital Economy, a hub for interdisciplinary research on digital transformation and innovation in economic systems.