Thomas Kude's guest appearances

Thomas Kude

Designing Enterprise Platforms

Andrew Peterson

Lyon Wong

Michael Mahoney

Jeff Morris

Malcolm Harkins

Howard Morgan

Rick Tracy

Stephen Owens

Scott Petry

Eric Yuan

Stan Lowe

Carolyn Crandall

Chetan Dube

Tomer Shiran

Grant Ingersoll

OwlTail

In this edition of the Early Adopter Research Podcast, Dan Woods speaks with two ESSEC Business School professors, Thomas Kude and Thomas Huber, about platform governance. The conversation focused on the way that platform governance can influence and inform the design of product based platforms. Huber is an associate professor of information systems at ESSEC Business School in Paris who is conducting research on platforms and the management of platform ecosystems. Kude is also an associate professor at ESSEC Business School who studies platform governance, agile software development, and IT governance in the digital age. Their conversation covers the following topics:* 4:40: Platforms in the modern world* 12:50: Standard versus non-standard platforms* 17:20: Platform complementers* 27:30: Balancing platform growth with values

In this edition of the Early Adopter Research Podcast, Dan Woods speaks with two ESSEC Business School professors, Thomas Kude and Thomas Huber, about platform governance. The conversation focused on the way that platform governance can influence and inform the design of product based platforms. Huber is an associate professor of information systems at ESSEC Business School in Paris who is conducting research on platforms and the management of platform ecosystems. Kude is also an associate professor at ESSEC Business School who studies platform governance, agile software development, and IT governance in the digital age. Their conversation covers the following topics: * 4:40: Platforms in the modern world * 12:50: Standard versus non-standard platforms * 17:20: Platform complementers * 27:30: Balancing platform growth with values

EAR Podcast with ESSEC Business School's Thomas Kude and Thomas Huber