Tag Archives: Open Innovation

Innovation: Country and Company

Today I read a summary of a report called Japan’s Innovation Strategy in my quest to find out why Japan is regarded such an innovative nation. Even though Japan is known to be one of the world’s most innovative nations … Continue reading

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Theoretical Framework or The Easybeats

As we are great fans of open innovation processes, we try to be as open as possible with our work during our master thesis project and ask for people’s opinions and ideas on what we are doing. Our ambition is … Continue reading

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Pro-Ams, Money and Love

If you watched the video in my last blog post you heard Leadbeater using the term Pro-Ams, which means passionate amateurs who works to professional standards. Having written The Pro-Am Revolution: How enthusiasts are changing our economy and society (together … Continue reading

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Getting the crowd to help you

On the subject of having an open or closed innovation process I was recommended by a friend to check  out OpenIdeo. OpenIdeo is an initiative by IDEO to get people to create innovative and creative ideas together using the internet. … Continue reading

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Open or Closed?

I am reading Henry Chesbrough´s book Open Innovation – The New Imperative for Creating and Profiting from Technology. Should one have a closed innovation process and protect ones ideas from competitors or should one have an open process allowing external … Continue reading

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