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Like InnoCentive, NineSigma is an open Innovation service provider.

By Haydn Shaughnessy on Innovation Management. Published October 2010. "This major case study from Innovation Management "How to Build Innovation Communities" looks at the practical steps of one innovation community, in the mobile sector. The initiative captured over 1,000 new ideas, 29 going through to implementation, in its first six months online, and galvanised wider community activity and loyalty for the company. The document outlines best practice case in innovation community development..."

The term ideagora is used as the space for sharing ideas. The ideagora should operate as an ecosystem, one that allows processes to evolve organically. (InnoCentive and NineSigma mentioned in this article.)

By Frank Mattes, on Innovation Management. June 22, 2011.This article, and others offered on the site, feature for profit organizations. "R&D-driven open innovation is a powerful lever for enhancing the firm's innovativeness since it multiplies the firm's R&D resources. Two examples may highlight the point: Procter&Gamble has 9,000 people employed in its various R&D units - and estimates the global number of experts in its technology fields to be two million. And Merck Inc. estimates that although it is a global leader in its field it produces only one percent of the relevant global patents every year. Both of these firms see open innovation as an effective way for engaging the innovative potential of the thousands of brilliant minds outside the firm."

This is written as a guide for starting an open innovation community. At the beginning, it lists links to a number of innovation communities, including Dow Chemical 'Hewlett Packard, and Nokia, among others.

This bookmark came from delicious, where we had bookmarked the Social Impact Investment Prospectus (pdf). However, the site as a whole seems very relevant to KPI current work. One project is a new report, College Access and Success. They also sponsor an annual Social Innovation Forum.

This website was created in conjunction with the publication of Open Innovation: Researching a New Paradigm, and is to be a "a portal for the latest research and practice regarding the open innovation."

Slideshow presented by Anders Quitzau (part of IBM Innovation team) to VidenDanmark on June 10, 2008. Outlines IBM's thinking in terms of new innovation models.

This blogger hopes to collect case studies on collaborative innovation, open innovation and co-creation. However,the site does not appear to be very active. As of November 2010, there were only two case studies posted (March 2010 and May 2009).

By Karim R. Lakhani, Lars Bo Jeppesen, Peter A. Lohse, and Jill A. Panetta, Harvard Business School Working Paper, published 2007. This paper looks at applying the open source (software) model to solve scientific problems.

This is the table of contents (in draft form) from the pre-publication version of Open Innovation, edited by Henry Chesbrough, Wim Vanhaverbeke, and Joel West, and published by Oxford University Press in 2006. Each chapter title links to the PDF of the draft version of the chapter. For more information on the book, including how to find the finished version, click on the home page link at the bottom.

on YouTube. Steven Weber talks "about the implications of the network paradigm for democracy, private property, and international relations."

Opening and closing remarks by Anthony S. Bryk, Stanford University and Louis M. Gomez, Northwestern University for symposium at American Educational Research Association Conference, April, 2007, Chicago, IL.

By Leon Benjamin on KnowledgeBoard, July 1 2009. Recommendations about using social media within a company (or organization) and not just to network with the outside world.

By Catherine M. Casserly and Marshall S. Smith. This is a free pdf download of a chapter from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching publication, Opening Up Education: The Collective Advancement of Education through Open Technology, Open Content and Open Knowledge.

Conference listings, including links to topic summaries and a PDF of presentation slides. Conference was held in the summer of 2008; page last updated in June 2009.

Q&A with Karim R. Lakhani by Martha Lagace, published in Harvard Business School Working Knowledge, November 20 2006. Lakhani's "research analyze[ed] how open source norms of transparency, permeable access, and collaboration might work with scientists."

From the home page, "Our focus as a Center is to conduct research, publish articles and develop teaching materials around a more distributed model of industry innovation, that we call 'Open Innovation.'"

An expert in open innovation, Chesbrough authored Open Innovation: Researching a New Paradigm. This page is from his open innovation website.

This blog provides current news on open innovation conferences, presentations, etc. Most months, there are 1-2 new posts.

This bibliography is based on the book Open Innovation: Research for a New Paradigm, as well as the 2004 Academy of Management workshop, and was last updated in February 2008.