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The Evolution of Open Innovation: An Interview with Henry Chesbrough

The Evolution of Open Innovation: An Interview with Henry Chesbrough

By • on October 26, 2011

In this article on the TMCNet site, Henry Chesbrough discusses the evolution of open innovation, what it takes to succeed at open innovation, where it might not gain traction, and how it compares with open-source innovation models. Chesbrough coined the term “open innovation” with the publication of his book by that title in 2003. Since

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American Competitiveness–An Open Innovation Perspective

American Competitiveness–An Open Innovation Perspective

By • on August 15, 2011

The US economy is currently languishing in a very weak recovery, so weak that we may even tip back into recession in the coming months.  Our short term economic struggles have also revived a long-standing debate around how to enhance US competitiveness in the longer term.   What can Open Innovation

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Management Innovations for the Future of Innovation

Management Innovations for the Future of Innovation

By • on June 17, 2011

Those who study innovation often can be overwhelmed by the variety and speed at which clever new products and services come into the market.  But it is helpful to take a step back from these myriad innovations to reflect on the evolution not only of the technologies themselves but also the processes

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Open Innovation and the Design of Innovation Work

Open Innovation and the Design of Innovation Work

By • on May 20, 2011

I recently had the chance to review a pre-press copy of a new book, The Open Innovation Marketplace, by Alpheus Bingham and Dwayne Spradlin (Free Press, 2011).  The authors are Chairman and CEO, respectively, of the company Innocentive.   Innocentive is a pioneer in the “open innovation marketplace”

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Use Open Services Innovation to Restore US Competitiveness

Use Open Services Innovation to Restore US Competitiveness

By • on May 17, 2011

As the US economy begins to recover from the devastating recession of 2008 and 2009, our trade deficit with China is again growing.  The rise of China and other emerging economies is triggering reflection here in the US about

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How Open Innovation Can Empower ‘Creatives’

How Open Innovation Can Empower ‘Creatives’

By • on May 11, 2011

Ms. Horn raises an important issue in her article “Here’s What’s Wrong with Open Innovation – A Case for ‘Open Protection:’” how can creative people make a living in a world of “open innovation”, where the wisdom of the crowd

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Competing for Contributors in Open Innovation

Competing for Contributors in Open Innovation

By • on May 9, 2011

In my last post, I discussed how Open Innovation frames the war for talent.  The role of T-shaped managers was crucial, due to their ability to integrate the ideas and skills of people both inside and outside the organization into useful solutions.  In this post, I consider another prerequisite

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Pharmaceutical Innovation Hits the Wall: How Open Innovation Can Help

Pharmaceutical Innovation Hits the Wall: How Open Innovation Can Help

By • on May 6, 2011

A recent article in the New York Times announced the frightening reality facing the pharmaceutical industry: within the next year, drugs with sales of more than $50 billion are coming off patent. Left unsaid was that the incredible profits associated with these sales are also coming to an end in

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The War for Talent and Open Innovation

The War for Talent and Open Innovation

By • on April 29, 2011

Much has been written about the war for talent in American business.  We need to hire the best and the brightest in order to compete effectively in the global economy.  This leads to impassioned arguments for raising the ceiling on H1B visas, and providing provisional green cards to foreign-born

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Can’t Afford to Innovate? Open up!

Can’t Afford to Innovate? Open up!

By • on March 29, 2011

Former baseball catcher Yogi Berra liked to observe that “the future isn’t what it used to be.”  This has also been a commonly voiced opinion about innovation.  It is not hard to see why.  The great research and development laboratories of the 20th century have downsized, been broken up,

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