Written by Grant Wilson, Assistant Professor of Marketing, University of Regina, and originally published in The Conversation on January 18, 2023. The original academic article was written by InnovationOne, LLC Founder, C. Brooke Dobni Ph.D. and Grant Wilson. It was published in Technological Forecasting & Social Change. Almost a decade ago, Harvard Business School [...]
Companies have been using a variety of innovation methodologies and technologies to improve their innovation capabilities for more than a decade. Now, empirical research is identifying the ways that are the most effective. Is design thinking universally helpful to organizations across all industries? Or is it crowdsourcing? Or big-data analysis? Empirical research answers these [...]
Managing Partners Ed Colby and Victor Assad will be available to discuss the scientific research at the foundation of the InnovationOne Health Index, and how it identified the four organization dimensions of innovation, the 12 drivers of innovation, and the six traits of highly innovative companies. The Conference Board's 4th Annual Master Class on Innovation is at [...]
The term “open innovation” was coined by University of California, Berkeley, professor Henry Chesbrough when he authored a book with the same title. According to Professor Chesbrough, “Open innovation is the use of purposive inflows and outflows of knowledge to accelerate internal innovation, and expand the markets for external use of innovation, respectfully. [It] assumes [...]
This is a blog devoted to problems of managing innovation generally, and open innovation in particular. Before I define that term, let me introduce myself. I’m a professor at UC Berkeley’s Haas Business School, and a former manager in the computer disk drive industry in Silicon Valley. Read more. Henry Chesbrough is a professor at [...]
