Tatjana Schneidmuller

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DIPARTIMENTO DI IMPRESA E MANAGEMENT

Corporate Strategy

Curriculum

Tatjana is an assistant professor (research) in Strategy and Innovation at the LUISS Business School. Her research mainly concerns the adoption and diffusion of emerging technologies with a specific focus on fintech (short for financial technology) and the digitalization journeys of incumbent banks across Europe. Prior to joining LUISS, she was conducting research as a Ph.D. candidate at the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, where she also obtained two Masters of Science degrees.

EDUCATION 

  • 2015-2020    Ph.D. in Strategic Management Department of Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, The Netherlands
  • Spring 2019 Visiting Ph.D. Candidate Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
  • 2012-2013    Master of Science in Finance & Investments  Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, The Netherlands
  • 2011-2013    Master of Science (with honors) in Strategic Management Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, The Netherlands
  • 2008-2011    Bachelor of Science in International Business and Management  University of Groningen, The Netherlands 
  • Spring 2011  Bachelor Exchange Semester in International Business and Management  National Taiwan University, Taiwan

PUBLICATIONS

  • Schneidmüller, Heyden & Volberda (2019). Navigating the Contested Rise of FinTech.  Sloan Management Review.
  • Schneidmüller & Volberda (2018). Audience Engagement and the Legitimation of Technological Discontinuities in Regulated Markets. Academy of Management Proceedings, 2018.

WORKING PAPERS

  • Schneidmüller, Heyden & Volberda (2021). Audience Engagement and the Rise of Fintech: Towards an Audience-Based view of Organizational Adaptation. Currently preparing for submission to Research Policy.
  • Cosaert, Schneidmüller, Sidhu & Volberda (2021). Absorptive Capacity Appropriation and Intellectual Property Rights: A Cross-Country Analysis. Currently preparing for submission to Journal of International Business Studies.
  • Schneidmüller & Volberda (2021). It’s Good to be Bad: The Effect of Organizational Misconduct on Incumbent Experimentation with Emerging Technologies. Currently preparing for submission to Management Science