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At the Court of King Henry

At the Court of King Henry

By OIC Editor • on February 16, 2012

The Deloittereview.com website has published an interview with Henry Chesbrough, originator of the open innovation concept, on all things open innovation and the challenges of sustaining the open business model. Chesbrough discuses the genesis of the OI concept, the importance of business models, the optimal conditions for making OI work, intellectual

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By OIC Editor • on February 16, 2012

The Ernst & Young website has an article which presents an audit aimed at helping companies assess their readiness for open innovation and, where necessary, optimize structures and processes. The audit documents the company’s actual situation with regard to specific criteria and endeavors

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Aspects of Open Innovation Companies

Aspects of Open Innovation Companies

By OIC Editor • on February 14, 2012

The OpenInnovation.eu website reports on a study by the Open Innovation Research Forum – part of the University of Cambridge – of almost 1200 German innovation companies. The paper tested the hypothesis that several different innovation-enabling factors would generate more revenue within

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Open Innovation and Public Policy in Europe

Open Innovation and Public Policy in Europe

By OIC Editor • on February 13, 2012

Henry Chesbrough and ESADE of Barcelona  professor Wim Vanhaverbeke have released a report that sheds new light on open innovation and public policies in Europe. In the video below posted on YouTube, they discuss open innovation and public policy and fostering competitiveness in the European economy.

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Seven Ways to Make Open Innovation Work in Europe

Seven Ways to Make Open Innovation Work in Europe

By OIC Editor • on February 9, 2012

The Science|Business website outlined a report describing how governments can can play a key role in triggering new models of collaboration. Government can be a catalyst – that’s one of many lessons that are starting to emerge around the world as open innovation is practiced. The report outlined

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New Research Shows Value of Enterprise Social Technology

New Research Shows Value of Enterprise Social Technology

By OIC Editor • on February 9, 2012

The MarketWatch website reports on a study by AIIM which shows that companies are realizing significant, measurable benefit from the adoption of social technologies in the areas of marketing and sales, open innovation and enterprise Q&A. The study found that open innovation delivers beneficial changes

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Five Questions with Henry Chesbrough

Five Questions with Henry Chesbrough

By OIC Editor • on February 7, 2012

The HMSGlobal.com website has an interview with Henry Chesbrough at the World Economic Forum.   Recognized as the father of Open Innovation, Chesbrough coined the term in his 2003 book of the same name that has gone on to revolutionize how businesses approach the subject of innovation. Chesbrough

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Using Web 2.0 Technologies to Connect Innovation Partners

Using Web 2.0 Technologies to Connect Innovation Partners

By OIC Editor • on February 6, 2012

The website AltTox.org reports that the concept of open innovation, to leverage internal and external resources for the creation of new products and technologies and then using the most appropriate business model for marketing the new innovations, had been in practical use within the R&D laboratories

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Open Innovation and the Petfood Industry

Open Innovation and the Petfood Industry

By OIC Editor • on February 4, 2012

The website PetfoodIndustry.com reports that open innovation makes much more sense than relying only on internal R&D for new product development because of factors like: the increasing availability and mobility of skilled workers; the growth of the venture capital market; external options for ideas

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Eight Models of Business Models

Eight Models of Business Models

By OIC Editor • on January 30, 2012

The Innovation Leadership Network website notes that at their core, all business models address this question: how do we sustainably deliver value to our customers? Business models can serve three different purposes. They can describe different kinds and types of businesses.  They can be short-hand

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