Eugene Pyun

Eugene Pyun is an Assistant Professor at the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, where he is affiliated with the Department of Technology and Operations Management. His research focuses on strategic management, particularly how standardization functions as a coordination mechanism within complex business ecosystems and influences organizational uncertainty.

His primary research interests lie in strategic management, technology and operations, value creation, and firm-level volatility. Drawing from economics and finance, his work investigates the interplay between structural coordination tools and risk dynamics in innovation-driven environments. He utilizes quantitative methods to analyze how standardization impacts strategic outcomes and financial performance.

The trend in his recent research, exemplified by his 2024 article in the Strategic Management Journal, centers on understanding risk and value in digital and technological ecosystems. His work bridges operations management with strategic decision-making, emphasizing the role of standardization in reducing uncertainty while potentially shaping competitive dynamics.

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There is no public information available about student advising or research grants in the provided content. However, his active participation in academic events such as the Law & Digitalisation research seminar indicates ongoing scholarly engagement and collaboration.

Eugene Pyun is involved in interdisciplinary research networks, particularly at the intersection of law, digitalisation, and management. His collaborations suggest integration within broader academic initiatives focused on the governance and coordination of digital transformation in organizations.