Making Open Innovation Work - Open Innovation Summit
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The document discusses three key points about making open innovation successful. 1) Internal factors like having a clear innovation strategy and common language are more important than external factors. 2) Understanding, connecting, and communicating well with partners is essential. 3) Open innovation and social media are inseparable, so companies should use social media now to gain future benefits. The document advocates that both big and small companies should embrace open innovation.
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These days, there is much talk about open innovation, business model innovation and innovation culture. These are important topics, but the most significant element to anything related to innovation will always be people.
It is people that make things happen and this is you, your colleagues, your customers and other external partners that you engage with to bring innovation to market.
It is not that long ago that a good innovator was considered to be a good engineer or R&D person. However, things have changed big time over the last 5-7 years as the open innovation and business model innovation movements continue to rise while companies have failed to upgrade their innovation capabilities during the financial crisis.
In this talk, Stefan Lindegaard will explain the consequences of these changes as he looks into the skills and mindset that are required to be a good innovator in this era of “modern innovation,” which is driven more by openness and business models than internal R&D and patents.
The topics include:
• 7 critical personal competencies for innovation success
• an overview of the types of people and functions you need for a strong innovation team
• insights on the key elements for corporate innovation training programs
• a view on why some people kill innovation – and how to deal with them
Open Innovation: New Challenges, New Opportunities
Open Innovation: New Opportunities, New Challenges
Many companies are moving beyond the basics of open innovation making this new paradigm of innovation even more complex, challenging – and rewarding. This is the outset for this session with Stefan Lindegaard in which we get into these topics:
• the essentials: What open innovation is and why it matters?
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• insights from companies on the leading edge of open innovation
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- 1. Making Open Innovation Work Big and small companies – you need to open up! www.15inno.com 15inno by Stefan Lindegaard at LinkedIn Groups [email_address] @lindegaard
- 2. I help innovators develop capabilities and tools needed to make innovation happen
- 3. #1 Internal – not external – factors make or break open innovation initiatives
- 4. An innovation strategy sets directions! Develop clear definitions and common language
- 5. The real work happens behind the scenes
- 6. #2 Understanding, connecting and communicating with partners is key to open innovation initiatives
- 9. #3 Open innovation and social media are inseparable. Seed now to reap future benefits
- 10. Learning with intermediaries Be the visionary, look two years ahead
- 11. What works?
- 12. #1 Internal – not external – factors make or break open innovation initiatives #2 Understanding, connecting and communicating with partners is key to open innovation initiatives #3 Open innovation and social media are inseparable. Seed now to reap future benefits
- 13. Big. Small. Open. I don’t care if you are big or small – you need to open up! www.15inno.com 15inno by Stefan Lindegaard at LinkedIn Groups [email_address] @lindegaard
- 15. FMCG NOVOZYMES PHARMA INTEL INTUIT LG SAP MEDTRONIC GE
- 20. An innovation strategy sets directions
- 21. Fail often, fail fast, fail cheap – and learn from it
- 22. People first, processes next, then ideas
- 23. Trust is key
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- It would be good to have some context of when intrapreneurs work and how companies should idenfty, nuture and reward them and what are the circumstances when they don’t work and are couterproductive?