I am a professor with special responsibilities of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at Copenhagen Business School, Director of the Entrepreneurship Concentration studies of the MBA Program, and Director of the Digital Markets Competition Forum, an initiative to bridge academic research and the practice of management in the context of the digital economy. I have been studying for years competition in Digital Platforms, Digital Markets, Ecosystems, trying to understand how firms manage their interdependent activities and how they shape the business context where these activities take place to gain competitive advantage. My work spans different sectors including videogames, mobile apps, oil and gas, automotive, hospitality, mobility, online news, blockchain and initial coins offerings; has appeared in the top academic journals such as SMJ, OrgSci, AMD, JMS, JOM, RP, as well as MIT Sloan Management Review, California Managment Review, and has been recognised with prestigious awards such as Best Paper Prize (finalist) from the Strategic Management Society (2014, 2018), Best Paper Award (finalist, 2017), Best Paper Proceedings (2017, 2015, 2013), Best Dissertation Award (finalist, 2011), and Distinguished Student Paper Award (2010) from the Academy of Management. My research on competitive dynamics in platform markets and ecosystems addresses questions such as:- What is an ecosystem? How do you build it? - What are platform markets and why do they matter? - How do you compete in digital, platform markets? - How do platforms disrupt incumbents' business and entire sectors? - How do digital platform-based markets, ecosystems and business models can enable the transformation of value chains within and across sectors? As a frequent keynote speaker on these topics in academic, corporate and industry events, I am also very active in the public debate on the broader impact that platforms and digital have in the modern society and economy.