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Séraphin Berrux

The Era of Open Innovation (Introduction) - Henry Chesbrough (2003) - 3 views

Excerpt from: The Era of Open Innovation (Introduction) MIT Sloan Management Review; Spring2003, Vol. 44 Issue 3, p35-41. Abstract Today, in many industries, the logic that supports an internall...

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antoine duchamp

Beyond Open Innovation - Co-Innovation - 0 views

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    While the quest for innovation as a source of future growth is a minimum common factor, among local and global enterprises, scholars and practitioners are yet to determine a common or universal definition of innovation: in fact because of the lack of consensus on the dimensions and measures characterizing innovation, we do mean different concepts when referring to innovation. However there are elements we almost all agree on: - See more at: http://www.innovationexcellence.com/blog/2014/02/28/beyond-open-innovation-co-innovation/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+business-strategy-innovation+%28Innovation+Excellence%29#sthash.6qgkrCxY.dpuf
sachamalka

Open Innovation Challenge in Pakistan - 0 views

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    The Business Recorder website reported that Pakistan Innovation Foundation (PIF) and Indus Motor Company (IMC) have announced the launch of National Innovation Grand Challenge (NICG) 2013-14,with objective to solve challenges of the country in areas including agriculture, energy, rural development, and manufacturing. A year-long `Open Innovation' competition, NIGC encourages Pakistani innovators, youth, students, professionals, entrepreneurs and citizens to innovate for solving country's problems. Article en entier : http://www.brecorder.com/pakistan/business-a-economy/146387-nigc-launched-with-toyota-manufacturing-innovation-prize.html
sachamalka

IdeaConnection: Open Innovation success story: General Mills Develops Two New Food Prod... - 0 views

  • Connecting with the Outside General Mills connects with external partners via a number of ways. The first step is usually to try to leverage existing partnerships which also helps to grow those relationships.
  • Innovation Ecosystems General Mills is making open innovation work by creating innovation ecosystems with smaller partner companies. In his book "Making Open Innovation Work", OI thought leader Stefan Lindegaard extols the virtues of small and big companies doing open innovation together. He says they are at their best when all participants benefit from the relationships not just the big companies. And the more this happens, the more companies are going to want to co-innovate with larger entities.
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    How open innovation ecosystems developed and nurtured by General Mills and partner companies helped the American Fortune 500 Corporation to develop and market two new products for its Convenience & Foodservice division.
sachamalka

IdeaConnection: Open Innovation success story: Reducing Flight Fuel Costs with Open Inn... - 0 views

  • General Electric (GE) is a prominent open innovation cheerleader and one of its OI tools is competitions.
  • They can lead to more diverse research and development as participants take multiple routes to create their innovations • They provide a platform for innovators • They can lead to faster and better innovations at a lower cost than traditional R & D processes
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    An open innovation contest leads to the design of jet engine brackets that can help to reduce fuel costs.
Arthur Roudillon

Etude européenne sur les différents processus d'innovation - 0 views

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    In the report we explore these aspects of open innovation practices. The point of departure is the current notion of open innovation and the subsequent attempts made at transforming this firm-level management concept into more global perspectives on innovation and growth. While contributing to a more nuanced theoretical conceptualisation of open innovation, our main contribution is the large-scale empirical analysis (130,000 firms from 22 European countries) of open innovation impacts and determinants which have been conducted based on the pan-European Community Innovation Survey. In light of this material, an extensive survey of current and relevant policy measures is provided. The overall aim of the conceptual, empirical, and policy components of the report is to promote the emergence of a new policy discussion in the area of open innovation.
Arthur Roudillon

Is Open innovation Future of R&D ? - 0 views

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    Open innovation as defined by Professor Chesbrough in his 2003 book encompasses a variety of innovation processes, inclusive of and not mutually exclusive with crowdsourcing and lead user innovation. Open innovation is a general way of describing the flow of ideas across organizational boundaries, both in to and out from. In fact, Professor Chesbrough talks and writes extensively about both outside-in and inside-out open innovation. (The Netflix spin out of Roku is one example of inside-out open innovation.)
Séraphin Berrux

10 reasons Open Innovation fails - 0 views

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    Hack-a-thon, idea contest, innovation lab - there are so many forms of open innovation nowadays, but there are also many times when open innovation fails to solve problems or attract participation. Here are 10 things NOT to do if you want your open innovation challenge to succeed.
sachamalka

Embargoed - 3 Steps to Successful Open Innovation | SourceWire - 1 views

  • 1. Offer proactive attention – Instead of waiting for suggestions, the company should initiate the conversation with an internally developed suggestion to stimulate debate.
  • 2. Offer reactive attention - All companies should actively respond to suggestions from external contributors to signal that their thoughts are being heard. The study found that this was especially important for newcomers to the discussion.
  • 3. Catalyse - Organisations should focus their efforts on new users and the early stages of their open innovation effort. In particular, organisations need to be aware of the time, the effort and commitment required to nurture a fledgling forum into a thriving discussion. This includes establishing a process for retrieving, reviewing and responding to suggestions.
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  • Many attempts at open innovation campaigns often wither and die. One of the reasons why most organisations fail to elicit suggestions successfully is because outsiders don’t see how much effort actually goes on behind the scenes.
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    A new study at the European School of Management and Technology Berlin (ESMT) suggests that there are three main practices businesses should undertake to enjoy the benefits of open innovation.
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    Press Release: Embargoed until 2 February 3 Steps to Successful Open Innovation A new study at the European School of Management and Technology Berlin (ESMT) suggests that there are three main practices businesses should undertake to enjoy the benefits of open innovation.
sachamalka

Using Open Innovation to Deliver High-End Healthcare Disruption | Innovation Insights |... - 1 views

  • Luckily, the Internet — combined with a fine-tuned system for capturing, sorting, and evaluating ideas — has made collective brainstorming more feasible than ever before. For example, by partnering with medical device incubator Edison Nation Medical, prominent medical manufacturer Hill-Rom was able to sponsor a web-based “open innovation search” as a means by which to gather innovative solutions for reducing the incidence of hospital-acquired infections.
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    "So how do we begin to break through the barriers that exist in healthcare to create an environment where truly disruptive innovation is possible? One option is to fling open the doors of the R&D department, figuratively speaking, and invite anyone - doctor, nurse, healthcare administrator, even patient and caregiver - to participate in product creation."
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    The lifeblood of any successful company stems from a sustained stream of commercially viable innovations, both incremental and breakthrough. As any seasoned executive will tell you, maintaining that steady stream is one of the most difficult management challenges he or she faces.
Jessica Zheng

les échec de l'open innovation - 0 views

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    Les initiatives en terme d'innovation ouverte coûtes chères et ne font que développer des innovations incrémentales. De plus la concurrence dans le domaine des plateformes de partages est rude, ce qui ralenti le processus d'open innovation.
Séraphin Berrux

5 Reasons To Outsource Innovation In The Food Industry Through an Open Innovation Platform - 0 views

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    L'open innovation est privilégié dans le secteur du numérique mais elle commence à prendre forme dans d'autres secteurs d'activité comme l'agroalimentaire
antoine duchamp

Open Innovation in the Financial Services Sector - 0 views

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    "This report reviews the current state of innovation in financial services and the need for banks to embrace innovation as a key element in addressing the challenge of continuing disruptive change in technology and consumer habits.The document also introduces the concept of Open Innovation and its most common practices and discusses opportunities for financial services organisations to adopt innovation in the corporate environment. "
sachamalka

Beyond Open Innovation - Co-Innovation - 0 views

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    3. Open Innovation The concept was developed prior to and first published in 2003 (H. W. Chesbrough 2003), and it is based on a multi-agent relationship, where the internal R&D is complemented by a Connect and Develop function (Lee, Olson, and Trimi 2012) to establish and maintain relationship with the external world...
sachamalka

The Current State of Open Innovation - 2 views

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    I spent a thoroughly enjoyable two days recently at the Open Innovation Forum in Baltimore. It had a packed agenda, including lots of opportunity to network and uncover the "state of the nation" of Open Innovation. My conclusion is that OI is in a healthy state. Whilst there is nothing truly revolutionary, the picture is one of good solid progression and increasing adoption, with continuing promise for the future. - See more at: http://www.innovationexcellence.com/blog/2014/03/19/the-current-state-of-open-innovation/#sthash.FKLVcaqs.1HY7zc3L.dpuf
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    There were several key themes running through the conference. Nobody does OI just for the sake of it. It is driven by necessity and opportunity; necessity from a lack of resource or competence; and through a vision of the prize that OI can bring. Implementing OI is not always straightforward, but there are plenty of examples of good practice from which to learn.
Antoine Vanroy

Reducing Flight Fuel Costs with Open Innovation - 0 views

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    dea contests are a popular form of open innovation that capture the imagination of brilliant minds and focus the attention on speeding up innovation outcomes.
sachamalka

Open Innovation: Getting Started - 0 views

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    Let a hundred open innovation flowers blossom. Beyond the traditional one-to-one partnership for coinnovation, whopping initiatives are thriving on a one-to-many scale: it seems we have already entered Spring. - See more at: http://www.innovationexcellence.com/blog/2014/02/20/open-innovation-getting-started/#sthash.pcO097nt.dpuf
sachamalka

New Product Lines with Open Innovation - 0 views

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    How a Dutch multinational's open innovation approaches are yielding new product lines, solving technical challenges and boosting carbon-friendly research.
sachamalka

Shell is Open for Innovation - 0 views

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    Why does a company employing 92,000 people and spending $1.3bn on R&D need to go outside for more innovation? The reason is one of the classic foundations of Open Innovation.
sachamalka

Pushing the Boundaries - Part 1: Understanding the Different "Faces" of Open Innovation - 1 views

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    The MOOI-forum is in its 4th month now, focusing on Human Resources Management and Open Innovation as monthly theme. Every month, great discussions emerge on the forum. One topic that came back each month but remained somewhat in the background is what we could label "the different faces of open innovation".
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