- Research,
Ilias KANBAR, PhD student in Strategy
Magellan research center- iaelyon since September 2022
Theme: Reversed innovation in the health field: an analysis through the theory of absorption capacity
Ilias KANBAR, PhD Candidate in Management, Lyon University, Jean Moulin Lyon 3 University, iaelyon School of Management, Magellan Research Center.
After his Master’s degree in Change Management in Territories, Healthcare and Medico-Social Facilities and Networks, Ilias wanted to pursue a PhD program. With this objective in mind, he joined the Master’s 2 Studies and Research in Management, where he wrote a dissertation on reverse innovation.
The professional experience he gained during his academic studies, in Morocco, and then in France, allowed him to get acquainted with the issues and challenges of the health sector through a multidisciplinary approach.
With a doctorate contract and affiliated to Magellan Research Center and to the Chair “values of care”, he is completing his PhD under the supervision of Max Von Zedtwitz and Véronique Zardet.
The objective of his PhD is to understand how health innovations, created by start-ups in emerging countries, are later integrated and transferred to developed countries. This project aims to renew the opinion about the tools available to these organizations to overcome the obstacles they may face. The thesis is also expected to provide evaluation criteria for the potential impact of reversed innovations in healthcare.
After his Master’s degree in Change Management in Territories, Healthcare and Medico-Social Facilities and Networks, Ilias wanted to pursue a PhD program. With this objective in mind, he joined the Master’s 2 Studies and Research in Management, where he wrote a dissertation on reverse innovation.
The professional experience he gained during his academic studies, in Morocco, and then in France, allowed him to get acquainted with the issues and challenges of the health sector through a multidisciplinary approach.
With a doctorate contract and affiliated to Magellan Research Center and to the Chair “values of care”, he is completing his PhD under the supervision of Max Von Zedtwitz and Véronique Zardet.
The objective of his PhD is to understand how health innovations, created by start-ups in emerging countries, are later integrated and transferred to developed countries. This project aims to renew the opinion about the tools available to these organizations to overcome the obstacles they may face. The thesis is also expected to provide evaluation criteria for the potential impact of reversed innovations in healthcare.