Melissa Schilling
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Melissa Schilling is a professor of management at New York University Stern School of Business. Professor Schilling teaches courses in strategic management and technology and innovation management.
Professor Schilling has two primary research areas: technological innovation, and knowledge creation. With respect to technological innovation, she has published numerous articles on new product development processes and standards battles in the personal computer, PDA and video game industries. She has also published theoretical and empirical papers on the adoption of modular product architectures and the use of modular organizational forms. With respect to knowledge creation, Professor Schilling has conducted research on learning curves, and cognitive insight and creativity. Professor Schilling has been published in many journals including Academy Management Journal, Academy of Management Review and Organization Science. Before joining NYU Stern, Professor Schilling taught at Boston University and the University of Washington.
Professor Schilling received her Bachelor of Science in
business administration from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She
received her Doctor of Philosophy in strategic management from the University
of Washington.