WSFEquipe15 [Open innovation]

Très souvent, ce n'est pas du tout dans leurs gènes mais les grandes entreprises ont compris qu'elles doivent ouvrir leurs processus d'innovation vers l'extérieur. Elles savent qu'elles ont beaucoup à apprendre des startups. Qu'elles doivent s'y sourcer pour se remettre en cause.

Les grandes entreprises françaises et l'open innovation avec une présentation slideshare. Date de 2011

The potential that open innovation yields for banks has been captured in a new study released by GFT, a leading international IT solutions providers to the financial sector.

High-technology firms have paved the way for user-driven innovations, but now even traditional industries are becoming increasingly open. This shift is a great challenge for companies with instituted practices, policies, and customer relationships. In this article, we identify four distinct steps in becoming an open innovation company based on our recent research into firms' experiences with living lab experiments in the information and communication technology (ICT) sector. - See more at: http://timreview.ca/article/489#sthash.XFu2gcan.dpuf

Pour innover, chaque entreprise peut la "jouer perso" et miser sur le secret. Ou alors, privilégier les collaborations et le partage de savoir-faire. Cette seconde orientation, au coeur de la logique des fab labs, interpelle les grands groupes industriels. Au point de concurrencer leurs services de R&D ?

"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. "

"Cities everywhere experience the conflict of providing more and better services while facing a scenario of decreasing budgets. At the same time information technology promises to reinvent cities, making them more efficient and, yes, smarter."

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

RESON8 is a smartsourcing innovation and collaboration platform where brands can post funded innovation projects to startup companies

They need to have an explicit open innovation strategy and be clearer about how it actually will work. One is what I call the scout model. You are a consultant scouting for leading startups. The other is you can be the beacon. That's where you make it very clear that you are open for startups to reach out to you. Procter & Gamble is very good at the beacon model through a program called "Connect + Develop."

"The 10th International Symposium on Open Collaboration (OpenSym 2014) is the premier conference on open collaboration research and practice, including wikis and social media, Wikipedia, free, libre, and open source software, open data, open access, and IT-driven open innovation research. "

There is much talk these days about crowdsourcing and how companies can tap into the power and diversity of the crowd. I will share my views and perspectives on some good examples as well as bad ones in a series of blog posts.

Open Innovation in Smart Cities is about extensive collaboration among the city government, research/academia, citizens and the businesses (quadruple helix). It is also about sharing ideas, results, intellectual creativity and co-creation among all involved in the ecosystem.

Pour faire simple l'open innovation se base sur le principe qu'innover se fait mieux à plusieurs, mais attention pas à plusieurs d'une même nature mais à plusieurs de natures très différentes. Voilà d'où vient toute la complexité…

En février 2013, Bloomberg proposait son nouveau classement des pays les plus innovants, attribuant à la France la 10ème place. Afin d'évaluer les quelques 200 pays en lice, des critères tels que le pourcentage du PIB investi dans la R&D, la productivité par employé ou encore la part d'entreprises high-tech ont été étudiés.

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...

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

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