Kevin Boudreau, Northeastern DMSB + NBER 

Curriculum Vitae | Google Scholar | SSRN@kevinjboudreau 

Digital Platforms, Innovation  & Strategy

Science & Universities as Knowledge Platforms

Translation to Practice




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Kevin Boudreau, Northeastern DMSB + NBER 

I am an associate professor at Northeastern University and a research associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research.  

I research large-scale organization and innovation around platforms. I attempt to understand how precise platform design choices (technology and technical rules, contracts,  incentives, etc.) shape behavior at the micro-level--and implications for aggregate productivity. The research involves field experiments and large-scale data analysis.

Prior to Northeastern, I taught at HBS, LBS, and HEC-Paris. I studied degrees at MIT, University of Toronto, and University of Waterloo. 

My research has been supported by Microsoft, Google, the Paris Chamber of Commerce, the National Bureau of Economic Research, and the Kauffman Foundation.  Prior to pursuing a career in academic research, I worked in strategy consulting, M&A, tech start-ups and growth firms, and carried and engineering experiments and statistical control analysis in microchip production.