معرفی
Teppo Felin is the Douglas D. Anderson Endowed Professor of Strategy & Entrepreneurship at Utah State University's Huntsman School of Business. He directs the Institute for Interdisciplinary Study and holds visiting positions at emlyon business school and Cambridge University. His research spans organizational theory, entrepreneurship, innovation, cognition, and artificial intelligence.
His research interests focus on how cognitive frameworks shape strategic decisions, particularly examining the interplay between human rationality and artificial intelligence. Key themes include theory formation in entrepreneurial contexts, limitations of predictive algorithms, and causal reasoning in organizational decision-making.
Professor Felin's publications demonstrate consistent focus on strategic cognition and innovation processes. Recent works explore AI's role in strategic decision-making, theory formation in startups, and cognitive foundations of entrepreneurial action. His scholarship integrates evolutionary biology, philosophy, and computational theories.
Awards & Recognition:
- Elinor Ostrom Prize (2016)
- SIGMOD Best Demonstration Award (2018)
- Senior Editor, Organization Studies
He leads interdisciplinary collaborations exploring quantum cognition and complex adaptive systems. His research group examines theory formation processes across scientific entrepreneurship, strategic foresight, and organizational learning contexts.
