Dr. Marco Wirth

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Dissertation

Thema:	Additive Fertigung: Technologie, Markt und Innovation
Verteidigung:	2017

Publikationen

Friesike, Sascha ; Flath, Christoph M. ; Wirth, Marco ; Thiesse, Frédéric:Creativity and productivity in product design for additive manufacturing: Mechanisms and platform outcomes of remixing. In: Journal of Operations Management vol 65 (2019), Nr. 8, bll 735–752
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@article{friesike2019creativity, author = {Friesike, Sascha and Flath, Christoph M. and Wirth, Marco and Thiesse, Frédéric}, journal = {Journal of Operations Management}, keywords = {myown}, number = 8, pages = {735–752}, title = {Creativity and productivity in product design for additive manufacturing: Mechanisms and platform outcomes of remixing}, volume = 65, year = 2019 }
Flath, Christoph M. ; Friesike, Sascha ; Wirth, Marco ; Thiesse, Frederic:Copy, Transform, Combine: Exploring the Remix as a Form of Innovation. In: Journal of Information Technology vol 32 (2017), Nr. 4, bll 306–325
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@article{flathtransform, abstract = {The reuse of existing knowledge is an indispensable part of the creation of novel ideas. In the creative domain knowledge reuse is a common practice known as “remixing”. With the emergence of open internet-based platforms in recent years, remixing has found its way from the world of music and art to the design of arbitrary physical goods. However, despite its obvious relevance for the number and quality of innovations on such platforms, little is known about the process of remixing and its contextual factors. This paper considers the example of Thingiverse, a platform for the 3D printing community that allows its users to create, share, and access a broad range of printable digital models. We present an explorative study of remixing activities that took place on the platform over the course of six years by using an extensive set of data on models and users. On the foundation of these empirically observed phenomena, we formulate a set of theoretical propositions and managerial implications regarding (1) the role of remixes in design communities, (2) the different patterns of remixing processes, (3) the platform features that facilitate remixes, and (4) the profile of the remixing platform’s users.}, author = {Flath, Christoph M. and Friesike, Sascha and Wirth, Marco and Thiesse, Frederic}, journal = {Journal of Information Technology}, keywords = {3dprinting}, number = 4, pages = {306–325}, title = {Copy, Transform, Combine: Exploring the Remix as a Form of Innovation}, volume = 32, year = 2017 }
Flath, Christoph ; Friesike, Sascha ; Wirth, Marco:Successfully Remixing Innovations: Evidence From 3D Printing. In: 15th EURAM Conference (2015)
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@article{flath2015successfully, abstract = {Innovations are almost always recombinations of existing concepts. However, creators, inventors, and companies are reluctant to disclose their sources of inspiration. As a consequence, it has hardly been possible to pin down where innovations actually come from and if their sources influence their likelihood of success. In the present paper, we turn to Thingiverse, the world’s largest 3D printing design community, to explore these questions. Thingiverse allows creators to upload and share 3D designs. In doing so, users are encouraged to use open licenses, allowing others to remix and build upon their designs. We employ methods from network analysis to select, process, and visualize these remix-relationships. Specifically we show that remixes borrowing from many sources attract more viewers. Furthermore, we find that remixes which bring together different product categories perform better than those that are based on a single category.}, author = {Flath, Christoph and Friesike, Sascha and Wirth, Marco}, journal = {15th EURAM Conference}, keywords = {myown}, title = {Successfully Remixing Innovations: Evidence From 3D Printing}, year = 2015 }
Wirth, Marco ; Friesike, Sascha ; Flath, Christoph M. ; Thiesse, Frédéric:Patterns of Remixes or Where Do Innovations Come From: Evidence From 3D Printing. In: Proceedings of the 23rd European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS 2015) (2015). — (Best Paper Award – Research-In-Progress)
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@article{wirth2015patterns, abstract = {The conjecture that all innovations are radical new ideas is flawed. In fact, for the most part in-novations are recombinations of existing concepts, that is, so-called ‘remixes’. However, creators, inventors, artists, and companies are usually reluctant to disclose their sources of inspiration for fear of possible copyright infringements. As a consequence, it has traditionally been al-most impossible to pin down in retrospect where innovations actually come from. In the present paper, we consider Thingiverse, the world’s largest 3D printing community, to shed light on the question of how existing ideas are remixed into new ones. Thingiverse allows creators to up-load, publish, and share 3D designs. In doing so, the users are encouraged to use open licenses that allow others to build upon their designs. Furthermore, they are asked to explicitly expose the original sources of their designs. We employ methods from network analysis to select, process, and visualize these remix relationships in order to create a family tree of designs. Moreover, the study analyzes patterns of remixes that explain how creators build upon existing de-signs. In total, we identify ten distinctive remix patterns, which contribute to our theoretical understanding of innovation phenomena and support practitioners in the establishment of structured innovation processes.}, author = {Wirth, Marco and Friesike, Sascha and Flath, Christoph M. and Thiesse, Frédéric}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the 23rd European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS 2015)}, keywords = {myown}, note = {(Best Paper Award – Research-In-Progress)}, title = {Patterns of Remixes or Where Do Innovations Come From: Evidence From 3D Printing}, year = 2015 }
Thiesse, Frédéric ; Wirth, Marco ; Kemper, Hans-Georg ; Moisa, Michelle ; Morar, Dominik ; Lasi, Heiner ; Piller, Frank ; Buxmann, Peter ; Mortara, Letizia ; Ford, Simon ; Minshall, Tim:Economic Implications of Additive Manufacturing and the Contribution of MIS. In: Business & Information Systems Engineering vol 57 (2015), Nr. 2, bll 139–148
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@article{thiesse2015economic, author = {Thiesse, Frédéric and Wirth, Marco and Kemper, Hans-Georg and Moisa, Michelle and Morar, Dominik and Lasi, Heiner and Piller, Frank and Buxmann, Peter and Mortara, Letizia and Ford, Simon and Minshall, Tim}, journal = {Business & Information Systems Engineering}, keywords = {myown}, number = 2, pages = {139–148}, title = {Economic Implications of Additive Manufacturing and the Contribution of MIS}, volume = 57, year = 2015 }
Wirth, Marco ; Thiesse, Frédéric:Shapeways and the 3D Printing Revolution. In: Proceedings of the 22nd European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS 2014) (2014)
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@article{wirth2014shapeways, abstract = {The technology of additive manufacturing – also known as ‘3D printing’ – holds the potential for revolutionising industrial production at all levels. Although the underlying techniques to build up physical items layer by layer from digital 3D design models have been in use since as early as 1986, only big companies could afford the necessary knowledge and equipment. Since 2008, things have changed dramatically, when Shapeways arrived on the scene and provided an affordable additive manufacturing service for consumers. This teaching case, based on the contents and services provided by Shapeways’ 3D printing online community and marketplace, is designed to challenge students to cope with additive manufacturing and its impact. In particular, the teaching case may be used to (i) give a basic introduction into the technology of additive manufacturing and its historical development, (ii) illustrate the business model of Shapeways and (iii) develop a deeper understanding of the corresponding strategic challenges.}, author = {Wirth, Marco and Thiesse, Frédéric}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the 22nd European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS 2014)}, keywords = {3dprinting}, title = {Shapeways and the 3D Printing Revolution}, year = 2014 }

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Dr. Marco Wirth

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