Maris G. Martinsons is affiliated with the City University of Hong Kong in China. Their research primarily focuses on decision sciences, with significant contributions to management science and operations research. The scientist also engages in interdisciplinary work related to sociology and political science, management of technology and innovation, strategy and management, and artificial intelligence.
Their research covers a range of topics including complex systems and decision making, information systems theories and implementation, innovative approaches in technology and social development, innovation and knowledge management, cognitive science and mapping, health policy implementation science, and evaluation and performance assessment.
Maris G. Martinsons has published papers in several academic venues:
Selected recent papers include:
Frequent collaborators include Angelina Zubac, Danielle Tucker, Ofer Zwikael, Robert M. Davison, and Lin Shi. These coauthors have worked with Martinsons multiple times, illustrating ongoing academic partnerships in their research endeavors.
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