Seppälä, Timo

Seppälä, Timo

Researcher, ETLA & Professor of Practice, Digital Operations, Aalto University

PhD (Industrial Economics), M.Sc. (Entrepreneurship)

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Global Value Chains, Supply Chain Management, Digitalization and Platform Economy

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Briefs 111

Industry Contracts, New Data Act and Digital Green Transition

Mattila JuriSeppälä TimoBützow AlexanderHynönen KallePuittinen Mika
In this brief, we analyze the implications of the new European Commission’s data act from the perspective of both
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A Method for Technology Diffusion Monitoring: AI Diffusion among S&P 500 Companies

Mucha TomaszSeppälä Timo
Technology monitoring is fundamental to R&D planning, technology management, and strategic decision-making. Despite its importance, monitoring the diffusion of
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Digital Counterparts for Electric Vehicle Components: Pathways to Circular Operations Through Component Licensing and Product-in-use Renewal

Hölmström JanBallardini RosaHakanen EskoPäläs JennaSalmi MikaSeppälä Timo
Limited availability and high cost of critical raw materials obstruct the transition to electric vehicles, which is required for
Briefs 110

Industry Contracts, New Data Act and Digital Green Transition

Mattila JuriSeppälä TimoBützow AlexanderHynönen KallePuittinen Mika
In this brief, we analyze the implications of the new European Commission’s data act from the perspective of both
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Digibarometer 2022: A Digital Green Transition

Mattila JuriPajarinen MikaSeppälä TimoVallin VeetiBützow AlexanderHynönen KallePuittinen Mika
Digibarometer 2022: A Digital Green Transition
Summary: Finland Still in the Second Place Finland ranks second in Digibarometer 2022, which compares 22 countries with a
Publications Reports 122

Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Finland’s Information Economy Sector: A Supply Chain Perspective

Kuosmanen NataliaSeppälä TimoYlhäinen Ilkka
Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Finland’s Information Economy Sector: A Supply Chain Perspective
The environmental benefits and harms of information and communication technology (ICT) have been widely discussed in Finland since 2019.
Publications Reports 121

Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Finland’s Information Economy Sector: A Supply Chain Perspective

Kuosmanen NataliaSeppälä TimoYlhäinen Ilkka
The environmental benefits and harms of information and communication technology (ICT) have been widely discussed in Finland since 2019.
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Managing Firm Resources at the Digital Technology Frontier – The Case of Finland’s Artificial Intelligence Accelerator

Mucha TomaszSeppälä Timo
Constantly evolving and advancing digital technologies force firms to manage their resources actively. This process is fraught with uncertainties,
Briefs Publications

The Little Engines That Could – Game Industry Platforms and the New Drivers of Digitalization

Mattila JuriSeppälä TimoSalakka Kaisa
The Little Engines That Could – Game Industry Platforms and the New Drivers of Digitalization
In a recent trend in digitalization, many platform incumbents have steered their focus towards creating collectively shared persistent virtual
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Value Chains, International Trade and the Vulnerability of Economy

Ali-Yrkkö JyrkiKaitila VilleKuusi TeroLehmus MarkkuPajarinen MikaSeppälä Timo
In Finland, economic fluctuations have been greater than in Sweden, Denmark and in the majority of other developed countries.
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Digibarometer 2021

Mattila JuriPajarinen MikaSeppälä TimoMäkäräinen KalleNeuvonen Vertti
Digibarometer 2021
Summary: Finland in the Second Place Finland ranks second in Digibarometer 2021, which compares 22 countries with a composite
Academic Publications Publications

Toward Sustainable Use of Space: Economic, Technological, and Legal Perspectives

Palmroth MinnaTapio JenniSoucek AlexanderPerrels AdriaanJah MoribaLönnqvist MaijaNikulainen MikkoPiaulokaite ViktorijaSeppälä TimoVirtanen Jenni
During the last few years, the amount of space debris has been frequently mentioned as a potential risk to

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