Karl T. Ulrich is affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania in the United States. Their research spans multiple disciplines including computer science applications, communication, strategy and management, social psychology, and sociology and political science. Their work often intersects with topics such as open source software innovations, knowledge management and sharing, innovation and knowledge management, facilities and workplace management, place attachment and urban studies, sustainable building design and assessment, and food waste reduction and sustainability.
Their recent published papers include:
Karl T. Ulrich has collaborated frequently with several co-authors, including Christian Terwiesch, Lele Sang, Karan Girotra, and Lennart Meincke. Christian Terwiesch stands out as a recurring collaborator with multiple joint publications.
Their work has appeared in various publication venues with notable frequency at the SSRN Electronic Journal and University of Pennsylvania Press eBooks. Other venues include Buildings, Anthropological Quarterly, and Sustainability.
In addition to articles, Karl T. Ulrich has contributed to book publications primarily through the University of Pennsylvania Press and Wharton School Press eBooks. Titles published by the University of Pennsylvania Press include "Winning in China" (2021) and "The Innovation Tournament Handbook" (2022). The Wharton School Press eBooks also lists "Winning in China" (2021).
Karl T. Ulrich;Steven D. Eppinger
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V. Krishnan;Karl T. Ulrich
David Robertson;Karl Ulrich
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Karan Girotra;Christian Terwiesch;Karl T. Ulrich
Christian Terwiesch;Karl T. Ulrich
Karl T. Ulrich;Steven D. Eppinger
Marshall Fisher;Kamalini Ramdas;Karl Ulrich
Karl T. Ulrich;David J. Ellison;Russell W. Coff
Taylor Randall;Karl Ulrich
Taylor Randall;Christian Terwiesch;Karl T. Ulrich
Scott A. Shane;Karl T. Ulrich
Taylor Randall;Karl Ulrich;David Reibstein
Taylor Randall;Christian Terwiesch;Karl T. Ulrich
Karan Girotra;Christian Terwiesch;Karl T. Ulrich
Joel O. Wooten;Karl T. Ulrich
Andrew F. Roberts;Emanuel M. Sachs;David R. Stoops;Karl T. Ulrich
Laura J. Kornish;Karl T. Ulrich
Laura J. Kornish;Karl T. Ulrich
Taylor Randall;Karl Ulrich;David Reibstein;Arjen Van Witteloostuijn
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