Temitayo Shenkoya

• Doctor of Philosophy
• Professor (Professorial Researcher) at Chungnam National University

Objective: Poverty is a major issue in Nigeria, with rising rates despite a growing youth population. Organizations struggle to fill technical and highly skilled job vacancies due to a lack of highly skilled workers. In 1946, South Korea had the same challenge, but was able to make the transition from a developing country to a developed country in...

Purpose Corruption in Nigeria is a wicked issue that is threatening the performance of governance. However, the potentials of digital transformation in governance have proven to resolve similar issues in many countries. This study seeks to understand the reasons why the digital transformation of governance in Nigeria is not ending corruption and th...

Over the years, while the use and reach of the Blockchain Technology (BT) has been growing, the adoption of this new innovation has been slow. This is as a result of the debate on the impact of the blockchain technology. While many experts believe its benefits outweighs its dis-benefits, other think otherwise. In other to arbitrate this discussion,...

Startups are key components of the National Innovation Systems (NISs) and have contributed to sustainable development in many countries. This is because of their ability to create employment opportunities and contribute to the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Hence, universities across the world have identified the importance of entrepreneurs...

Education is important for sustainable development and drives innovation within national innovation systems. As developed economies move to matured stages of the fourth industrial revolution, the quality of education needs to keep up with the required technological changes brought about by the digital transformation created by these technologies. H...

Purpose Corruption within the Nigerian Government – at all levels – is endemic and a major problem. While there is ample evidence to buttress this fact, its effects are having a negative impact on the ability of the government to meet its agreed UN sustainable development targets, as well as the credibility of the government (nationally and interna...

Digital revolution, as a result of the fourth industrial revolution is changing the way people live and conduct their business. Its promise of sustainability is building optimism amongst users. However, there is a lack of research in understanding how digital platform business models can be tailored for use in existing businesses and how this techn...

Digital revolution, as a result of the fourth industrial revolution is changing the way people live and conduct their business. Its promise of sustainability is building optimism amongst users. However, there is a lack of research in understanding how digital platform business models can be tailored for use in existing businesses and how this techn...

The purpose of this study was to analyze the mediating and combined effects of trust and satisfaction in a collaborative activity, while considering the effects of the performance of innovation in an Industry–Public Research Institute (I–PRI) collaboration. Data used in this study was collected through a survey targeting Small and Medium-Sized Ente...

The purpose of this study is to analyse how human resources for Industry-University collaboration achieves technology transfer and start-up development through three collaboration outputs (funding from Industry, research paper publication, patent applications, and registrations). The results of this empirical study showed that human resources for I...

The purpose of this study is to analyse the relationship between a firm’s resources, innovation-oriented culture, dynamic capabilities, and cooperation performance – in partnerships between firms and Public Research Institutions (PRIs). Based on the Resource-Based View (RBV) and Dynamic Capabilities Perspective (DCP), a framework for innovation, an...

This research focused on determining the effects of the public diplomacy strategies of the Korean government in Nigeria and its effects on human and national capital development. Within this study, factors such as Official Development Assistance (ODA), Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), Technology transfer (TT), Global Korea Scholarship, and the Tech...

Previous studies have shown that technology transfer is essential for innovation and knowledge diffusion. However, without appropriate policies, technology transfer cannot be successful. This research studied technology transfer and its policies in Korea with the aim to determine whether it contributed to the catching-up of the Korean economy while...

The discussion on the impact of the Internet of Things (IoT) in theory / practice is increasing. While some proponents envisage that the IoT will bring about positive radical change in the modern society, others argue that the IoT will introduce more disadvantages in the long run (mainly in terms of job losses) than advantages. The aim of this stud...

The performance of the Nigerian economy – compared to other developed country – is poor and there is an urgent need to improve the situation to guarantee sustainable development. Previous studies have shown that accelerators are viable options, therefore this research studied the factors that affect the performance of accelerators in Silicon Valley...

The weak formation of the National Innovation System (NIS) in Nigeria is one of the factors responsible for the failing economy. To provide a viable solution to this issue, this research focuses on examining the role of government in the NIS in some Asian and European countries to learn from their experience to improve the Nigerian NIS. The results...

Innovation clusters are essential in the economic development of many developed countries across the world. While they present ways for under-developed and developing countries to grow their economies, fully operational innovation clusters are yet to be established in Nigeria. Many experts argue that learning from experience is an effective way of...

This research presents itself as one of the earliest studies to consider economic factors that influence decision making in an international technology transfer while considering the perspectives of the transferor and transferee individually. Unlike previous studies, this study takes a multi-variable analysis approach in considering these factors t...

Purpose Recently, the discussion on the impact of the Internet of Things (IoT) in theory and in practice is increasing. While some proponent envisage that the IoT will bring about positive radical change in the modern society, others argue that the IoT will introduce more disadvantages in the long run (mainly in terms of job losses) than advantages...

The declining economic performance and rising poverty levels in Nigeria presents a problem that requires urgent attention. Policy makers as well as researchers in Nigeria are frantically trying to find a viable solution to resolve this problem and drive innovation for economic development. In this study, the concept of the National Innovation Syste...

Over half a century, while many countries in Europe, America, and North East Asia, continue to achieve exponential economic successes, many Sub-Saharan Countries have been recording high numbers in the rate of poverty and decline of economic progress. Although, many researchers focus on the peculiarity of the economic development brought about by v...