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Ed
McDonough III, Professor of Innovation Management
Edward F. McDonough III is Professor of Innovation
Management in the College of Business Administration at
Northeastern University. He holds a Ph.D. in the fields of
organizational behavior and design, as well as an MBA
with a concentration in organization development and
design. For over 20 years, his research has focused on how companies
effectively manage new product development and promote organizational
innovativeness. Prof. McDonough was recently recognized as one of the
top innovation management scholars in the world by the Journal of
Product Innovation Management. His current research interests are
focused on managing global new product development and managing global
and virtual new product development teams.
He held administrative positions in two start-up
companies prior to joining Northeastern in 1979 and has
consulted with numerous companies on organizing and
managing their new product development and innovation
efforts. Some of the companies that Dr. McDonough has
worked with include: Eastman Kodak, NYNEX, Corning, Phillips,
ITT Hartford, EG&G, Litton Industries, Black & Decker, Northern
Trust, Bay State Gas, Quebecor Providence Printing, Basic American
Foods, Modine Manufacturing Corporation, and New Pig.
Professor McDonough has given speeches and run seminars
and workshops on a variety of topics including, speeding
up the product development process, leading new product
development projects, creating high performance new
product development teams, managing the product
development process, improving the R&D/Manufacturing interface,
effectively controlling new product development projects, and others.
He served as the Vice President of Research for the Product Development
& Management Association (an international association for people
with a professional interest in new product management) for four
years and was the President of the College of Technology and Engineering
Management in The Institute of Management Sciences.
In addition to presenting over three dozen papers in the
US and other countries, Professor McDonough has published
extensively. His articles have appeared in, Harvard
Business Review, Academy of Management Journal,
International Journal of Project Management, Journal of
Product Innovation Management, Journal of International
Marketing, R&D Management Journal, IEEE Transactions on Engineering
Management, Research*Technology Management, Journal of Engineering
and Technology Management, Personnel, and Journal of Technology
Management Research.

Refereed Articles
Edward F. McDonough III and Gloria Barczak, “Managing
Global New Product Development Teams,” Research*Technology
Management, forthcoming.
Edward F. McDonough III and Francis C. Spital, “Managing
the NPD Project Portfolio,” Research*Technology Management,
February, 2003.
Edward F. McDonough III, Kenneth B. Kahn, and Gloria
Barczak, “Effectively Managing Global, Co-located and Distributed
New Product Development Teams,” the Journal of Product
Innovation Management, Vol. 18, No. 2, (2001).
Edward F. McDonough III and David Cedrone, “Meeting
the Challenge of Dispersed Team Management,” Research*Technology
Management, July-August (2000) 12-17.
Edward F. McDonough III, “An Investigation Of
Factors Contributing To The Success Of Cross-Functional Teams,”
the Journal of Product Innovation Management, Vol. 17, No. 3 (2000)
221-235.
Edward F. McDonough III, Kenneth B. Kahn, and Abbie
Griffin, “Managing Communication in Global Product
Development Teams,” IEEE Transactions on Engineering
Management, Vol. 46, No. 4 November (1999) 375-386.
Edward F. McDonough III and Gloria Barczak, “How EPC
Co. Revamped its NPD Process,” Research*Technology Management,
Vol. 42, No. 3, May-June (1999) 9-12.
Kenneth B. Kahn and Edward F. McDonough III, “Marketing’s
Integration With R&D and Manufacturing: A Cross Regional Analysis,”
Journal of International Marketing, Vol. 5 (1997) 51-76.
Kenneth B. Kahn and Edward F. McDonough III, “An
Empirical Study of the Relationships between Co-Location, Integration,
Performance, and Satisfaction,” Journal of Product
Innovation Management, Vol. 27 (1997)163-178.
Edward F. McDonough III and Kenneth B. Kahn, “Using
‘Hard’ and ‘Soft’ Technologies for Global New Product Development,”
R&D Management Journal, vol. 26 (1996) 241-253.
Book Chapters
Edward F. McDonough III and Abbie Griffin, “Creating
Systemic Capability for Consistent High Performance New Product
Development,” in New Product Development and Production
Networks - Learning from Experiences in Different Industries and
Countries, Ulrich Jurgens, ed., Springer Verlag, (2000).
Edward F. McDonough III and Kenneth B. Kahn, “Strategies
for Managing Global New Product Development Using Behavioral and
Information Technologies,” in Knowledge, Technology and
Innovative Organizations, Guerini e Associati Publishers, Andrea
Piccaluga and Jeff Butler, eds., Chapter 12, pp. 227 -244, 1997.
Book Reviews
Review of Strategic Management of Technology and
Innovation (2nd Edition) by Robert A. Burgelman, Modesto A.
Madique, and Steven C. Wheelwright Chicago: Irwin, 1996,
in the Journal of Product Innovation Management, 1997.
Review of Managing Imitation Strategies: How Later
Entrants Seize Markets from Pioneers, by Steven P. Schnaars. New
York, NY: The Free Press, 1994, in the Journal of Product
Innovation Management, 1996.
Monograph
Edward F. McDonough III and Abbie Griffin, “Creating
Systemic NPD Capability,” Institute for the Study of
Business Markets, ISBM Report 4-1997.
Refereed Papers Published in Conference
Proceedings
Edward F. McDonough III, Harry Lane, Nick Athanassiou,
Bert Spector, and Gloria Barczak, “Managing New
Product Development Globally,” R&D Management
Conference, Manchester, England, July, 2000.
Edward F. McDonough III and David Cedrone, “Managing
Globally Distributed Teams: Beyond Technology Solutions,”
IEEE EMS Management Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico, May, 1999.
Edward F. McDonough III and Gloria Barczak, “Developing
an Effective New Product Development Capability,” European
Institute for the Advancement in the Study of Management Conference,
Como, Italy, May, 1998.
Edward F. McDonough III and Abbie Griffin, “The
Impact of Organizational Tools on New Product Development Efficiency and
Effectiveness,” the International Product Development
& Management Association Conference, Monterey, CA, October,
1997.
Edward F. McDonough III, Kenneth B. Kahn, and Abbie
Griffin, “Managing Global Product Development Teams:
Achieving Effective Performance by Linking Communications
Speed, Complexity and Scope,” R&D Management
Conference on Using IT Effectively in R&D Management,
Lausanne, Switzerland, September, 1996.
Edward F. McDonough III, “Identifying Best Practice
in New Product Development,” Proceedings of the International
Product Development & Management Association Conference,
Minneapolis, MN, October, 1995.
Kenneth B. Kahn and Edward F. McDonough III, “An
Empirical Study of the Relationships between Co-Location, Integration,
Performance, and Satisfaction,” Proceedings of the
International Product Development & Management
Association Conference, Minneapolis, MN, October, 1995
Edward F. McDonough III and Kenneth B. Kahn, “Using
‘Hard’ and ‘Soft’ Technologies for Global New Product
Development,” Proceedings of the R&D Management
Conference on Knowledge, Technology and Innovative Organizations,
Pisa, Italy, September 20-22, 1995.
Invited Speeches and Papers
Featured Speaker: “Managing the NPD Project Portfolio,”
IIR/PDMA Joint Conference on Portfolio Planning & Management
for New Product Development, Fort Lauderdale, FL, 1998.
Featured Speaker: “Managing the New Product Project
Portfolio,” the International Product Development &
Management Association Conference, Atlanta, GA, 1998.
Invited paper: “Effectively Managing Global New
Product Teams,” the International Product Development &
Management Association Conference, Atlanta, GA, 1998.
Keynote Speech: "Researcher-Practitioner Alliances
in the 21st Century: Developing NPD Infrastructure Theory and Putting
it into Practice with New Pig Corporation,” the R&D
Management Conference on Managing R&D into the 21st Century:
Theory and Practice, the Tools of the Trade, Manchester, England,
1997.
Invited paper: “Creating Systemic NPD Capability,”
the International Conference on New Product Development and Production
Networks - Learning from Experiences in Different Industries and
Countries, Berlin, Germany, 1997.
Featured Speaker: “Best Practices in New Product
Development,” IIR/PDMA Joint Conference on Achieving
Excellence in New Product Practices, 1996.
Featured Speaker: “The Missing Ingredient in the new
product process: Infrastructure,” the Product Development
& Management Association, New England Chapter, 1995.
Conference Presentations
Edward F. McDonough III and Gloria Barczak, “Managing
Global Product Innovation,” R&D Management Conference,
Wellington, New Zealand, February, 2001.
Gloria Barczak and Edward F. McDonough III, “An
Investigation of Global, Virtual and Co-located New Product Development
Projects,” PICMET Conference, July, 2001.
Edward F. McDonough III, Harry Lane, Nick Athanassiou,
Bert Spector, and Gloria Barczak, “Implementing New
Product Development Strategies Globally,” AIB
Conference, Phoenix, AZ, November, 2000.
Edward F. McDonough III, Harry Lane, Nick Athanassiou,
Bert Spector, and Gloria Barczak, “Managing New
Product Development Globally,” ION Conference,
Richmond, VA, February, 2000.
Edward F. McDonough III and Gloria Barczak, “The
Impact of Antecedent Variables on Multiple Measures of New Product
Performance,” International Product Development
& Management Association Conference, Marco island,
FL, October, 1999.
Edward F. McDonough III and Kenneth B. Kahn, “Using
‘Hard’ and ‘Soft’ Technologies for Improving Global New
Product Development,” IIR/PDMA Conference, Toronto,
Canada, June, 1996.
Edward F. McDonough III “An Investigation into the
Relationships among New Product Performance, Multi-functional Teams, and
Infrastructure,” The Institute for the Study of
Business Markets, University Park, Pennsylvania, June, 1996.
Edward F. McDonough III, “Exploring the Impact of an
Organization’s Infrastructure on New Product Development,”
ORSA/TIMS Conference, Washington, DC, May, 1996.
Abbie Griffin and Edward F. McDonough III, “Creating
Consistent High Performance New Product Development Using Market
Research Tools and Techniques,” American Marketing Association
Conference, Hilton Head, SC, February, 1996.
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