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Case #8 – NEC in Princeton
It has been a considerable while since my last posting—I have been teaching quite a lot over the past few months, so I have had a chance to reacquaint myself with some brilliant case studies. The one I would like to talk about today is “NEC: A New R&D Site in Princeton”
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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
Aspects of Open Innovation Companies
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
Open Innovation and Public Policy in Europe
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.
Seven Ways to Make Open Innovation Work in Europe
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
New Research Shows Value of Enterprise Social Technology
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
Topics In Open Innovation Speaker Series
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
Managing the business risks of open innovation
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 communities become increasingly prevalent, could Intellectual Property-free zones appear in the competitive
Using Open Innovation for IP Collaboration
The NewEurope website reports on the December IP Week and Open Innovation Conference in Brussels, which gathered a wide array of industry representatives with policy makers discussing and debating many issues dealing with intellectual property and the open innovation business model. It raised awareness
Henry Chesbrough at Brussels Innovation Conference
Henry Chesbrough gave a presentation on “Open Innovation and Public Policy in Europe” on Dec. 6 in Brussels. Industrial innovation processes are becoming more open. The large, vertically integrated R&D laboratory systems of the 20th century are giving way to more vertically disintegrated