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Jarle HildrumNorskTitle: Ph.D Telephone:22840650 E-mail: i.j.hildrum@tik.uio.no I was born in March 1973, which means that I am 29 years of age at the moment of writing. I grew up in a family of six in Drøbak, which is a small village some 40 kilometres south of Oslo. Currently, I am living with my girlfriend Ingunn in the eastern part of Oslo having the best time of my life. Since I was quite young I have been totally addicted to physical training and exercise, which means that I spend a large proportion of my free time doing sports such as jogging, weight-lifting, boxing and football. My academic background is composed of a Bachelors degree in political science from the University of Oslo and a MA in Science, Society and Technology studies from the University of Oslo and the Autonomous University of Madrid. After I had finished my MA degree in the fall of 1999, I started working as a research assistant at the TIK center. One year later I was enrolled as a PhD student in the same place, doing studies on economic globalisation and innovation. Subject InterestI am interested in research on Innovation and globalisation in general. In particular, I am interested in cross-organizational teamwork and learning.Selected PublicationsI have not yet published my work, but I have presented my work on several workshops and conferences. These presenations include: Jarle Hildrum and Jan Fagerberg \"Knowledge, Globalization and Growth; In Search of a Useful Theory\".DRUID conference on \"Industrial Dynamics in the New and Old Economy\", Copenhagen, June 7th 2002. Jarle Hildrum, Frank Lillehagen, Dag Karlsen and John Krogstie. \"\"Active Knowledge Models for supporting eWork and eBusiness\".8th International Conference on Concurrent Enterprising, Rome, June 17-19, 2002.ResearchI am currently doing my empirical research in the EXTERNAL consortium which consists of the following organizations: Veritas, Computas, Sintef (Telecom & Informatics), GMD-Forschungszentrum Informationstechnik og ZEUS Europeran Economic Interest Group. EXTERNAL is a virtual organization in which the partner firms collaborate in developing software and organizational methodology aimed at supporting work in geographically and organizationally distributed networks. My case study on this network has so far provided evidence on how Internet based technology and organizational innovations impact on the diffusion of competencies between companies and teams that collaborate without being co-located. |