The Spring 2012 Open Innovation Speaker Series is a weekly series at the University of California, Berkeley intended to provide both academic and managerial perspectives on open innovation and related subjects. Admission to the speaker series is free to students, alumni, faculty, and friends of the University of California community.
The McKinsey Quarterly notes that open innovation isn’t a a new phenomenon. But open innovation has spread to a range of industries that use external
The Innovation Leadership Network website notes that at their core, all business models address this question: how do we sustainably deliver value to our
The Cambridge Interprise website reports that the University of Cambridge is partnering with global pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly and Company in an active collaboration programme helping to find and
The Business Insider website notes that Open Innovation generated a great deal of irrational exuberance in its early days. But excessive hype rarely matches future success. The exaggerated hype that
The Innovation Excellence website reports on one of the most ambitious open innovation projects around – the Innovative Medicines Initiative – which has been set up in Europe. Anyone seriously
An article in McKinsey Quarterly focuses on the factors that could redefine intellectual property competition in different industries. As open-source innovation, crowd sourcing, and engaging with open