Open Innovation 4.0 as an Enhancer of Sustainable Innovation Ecosystems
The MPDI website posted a study whose aim is to present how open innovation can enhance sustainable innovation ecosystems and boost the digital transition. For that, firstly, a diachronic perspective of the sustainable innovation ecosystem is traced, its connection to open innovation, and identification of the university linkages. Secondly, database
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Walking the Tightrope of Open Innovation
The Lund University School of Economics and Management posted a study whose purpose is to gain a deeper understanding of what barriers the individual employee who performs open innovation practices is facing in the transition phase–what happens between the front-end to the back-end of the process–and
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Managing the Challenges of Business-to-Business Open Innovation in Complex Projects
The Science Direct website posted a study which noted that research shows that knowledge sharing and system integration are two major challenges posed by openness to business partners in complex innovation projects. However, there remains limited research on the microfoundations (i.e., actions and practices)
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Construction of University Makerspace from the Perspective of Open Innovation
The DPI-Proceedings website posted a study which noted that in the context of knowledge-based economy, with the booming of the maker movement, open innovation theory based on collaborative innovation and user innovation has promoted the makerspace as a significant innovation medium and an emerging form
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The Practice of Open Innovation by SMEs in the Food Industry
The Journal of Innovation Management published a study which examines the practice of open innovation by Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in the food industry. The results of the analysis show that food SMEs practice open innovation mostly through inbound open innovation activities rather than
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eCanter SensorCollect Demonstrates Open Innovation Culture
The Fleetpoint website reported that Daimler Trucks’ Japan-based subsidiary FUSO has recently showcased its leading role in the development of innovative trucks with advanced technologies. With its “FUSO Future Innovation Lab” event, the company introduced its innovative eCanter SensorCollect concept
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Trajectories Towards Balancing Value Creation and Capture
The Science Direct website posted a study which aims to elevate the current understanding of value creation and value capture tensions that emerge in open innovation projects. We investigate unfolding events from the point when value creation–value capture tensions are identified in open innovation
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The Effect of Open Innovation Strategies on Business Models in the Automotive Sector
The Inder Science Online website posted an article which explores how the adoption of an open innovation strategy changes the business model, specifically, in the case of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Previous studies have mainly addressed this topic theoretically, and the original contribution
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Why Innovation’s Future Isn’t (Just) Open
The MIT Sloan Management Review noted that innovating with external partners doesn’t always give companies a competitive advantage. It needs to be balanced with internal efforts. Most companies, our research suggests, should rethink their innovation systems and develop portfolios with a balance of
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Business Model Innovation in Strategic Alliances
The Wiley Online Library posted a study of business model innovation which noted that Henry Chesbrough was the first who distinguished between open and closed business models. The term ‘open business’ was originally used in the context of collaborative innovation research but was used more broadly
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