Open innovation is a powerful organizational concept that has been used extensively to
explain various phenomena within the area of innovation management. There are, however …

Open innovation requires the correct diagnosis of the situation, a differentiated value
proposal, and a coherent, consistent action plan. In at least the first phases of this related …

This chapter offers an overview of the contributions to the Oxford Handbook on Open
Innovation. It will reflect on the general development of Open Innovation (OI) as a field of …

Intermediaries are an inherent part of value creation in open innovation, especially
crowdsourcing. They connect organizations seeking external input or solutions for an …

Open innovation (OI) is a paradigm that illustrates a business strategy. In this chapter,
however, the question is asked, how is the OI paradigm capable of influencing innovation …

The integration of industrial and collaborative robots (cobots) in Small and Medium Size
Enterprises (SMEs) has been steadily growing. Cobots emerged as cost-effective, flexible …

The geographical dimension of open innovation consists of (geographical) proximity,
economic growth, and inter-organizational networks. On one hand, clusters are …

While innovation is generally accepted as one of the drivers of economic growth, most
innovation metrics are qualitative and have a relatively lesser impact on policymaking than …

This chapter will offer an overview of the contributions to the Open Innovation Handbook. We
will reflect on the general development of Open Innovation as a field of knowledge and …