Holland Award

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Holland Award

Research-Technology Management

About the prize

The Holland Award, established in 1982 in honor of IRI’s founder, Maurice Holland, recognizes the best paper published in Research-Technology Management during the previous year. Papers selected for this award must meet stringent criteria including pertinence to the field of research management, originality, and excellence in presentation.

Research-Technology Management are pleased to award the 2017 prize to Emily Barbara Kennedy & Thomas Andrew Marting for their article “Biomimicry: Streamlining the Front End of Innovation for Environmentally Sustainable Products”.

Year Author(s) Article Volume Issue
2020 - Winner Kent M. Young, Terry L. Rosentiel, and Pam Henderson Long-Term R&D Strategy and Planning 63 2
2019 - Winner Anita Friis Sommer and Robert G. Cooper Agile–Stage-Gate for Manufacturers 61 2
2018 - Winner Andrew Harrison Design for Service 60 4
2017-Winner Emily Barbara Kennedy & Thomas Andrew Marting Biomimicry: Streamlining the Front End of Innovation for Environmentally Sustainable Products 59 4
2017-Shortlisted Alan Ayers, Kimberly Miller, Jongwon Park, Lawrence Schwartz & Rich Antcliff The Hollywood Model: Leveraging the Capabilities of Freelance Talent to Advance Innovation and Reduce Risk 59 5
2017-Shortlisted Jamie N. Jones, Jeff Cope & Andy Kintz Peering into the Future of Innovation Management 59 4
2017-Shortlisted Seyed Kamran Bagheri, Alberto Di Minin, Andrea Paraboschi & Andrea Piccaluga It's Not About Being Generous 59 2

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