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Researching Open Innovation 2015
The document outlines a session on researching open innovation, hosted at the AOM 2015 conference, which includes an introduction, roundtable discussions on various themes concerning open innovation, and concludes with networking opportunities. Key topics covered involve theoretical approaches, methodologies, and research questions related to open innovation. The event emphasized collaboration across different organizational levels and contexts, with discussions led by experts in the field.
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Researching Open Innovation 2015
- 1. Researching Open Innovation AOM2015 PDW August 5, 2015 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Organized by Marcel Bogers University of Copenhagen Agnieszka Radziwon University of Southern Denmark Jonathan Sims Babson College
- 2. Today’s Hosts Livetweet: #AOM2015#openinnovation Joel WestFrank Piller Jonathan Sims
- 3. PDW Schedule 1:00-1:30 Introductionto the PDW and round tables 1:30-2:15 Round table discussion • Theory: theoretical approaches and critical issues • Methods: methodological approaches and critical issues • Proposed research questions and research designs 2:15-2:45 Reports from tables and plenary discussion 2:45-3:00 Conclusions 3:00-3:15 Networking
- 4. What is “OpenInnovation”?
- 5. Open innovation is“a distributed innovation process based on purposively managed knowledge flows across organizational boundaries, using pecuniary and non-pecuniary mechanisms in line with the organization's business model.” Chesbrough & Bogers, New Frontiers in Open Innovation. 2014
- 6. Chesbrough & Bogers,New Frontiers in Open Innovation. 2014
- 7. Research on “OpenInnovation” Inbound: 118 Outbound: 50 Coupled: 70 57 14 11 24 26 1 32 West & Bogers, JPIM. 2014
- 8. Research Opportunities inOI • Measurement • Integrating with established theory • Appropriability • Coupled open innovation • Nonprofit and SME contexts • New or multiple levels of analysis Vanhaverbeke et al, New Frontiers in Open Innovation. 2014 West et al, Research Policy. 2014 See http://bit.ly/oiResAgenda
- 9. Researching Open Innovationat Different Levels of Analysis
- 10. Chesbrough & Bogers,New Frontiers in Open Innovation. 2014
- 11. Roundtable Discussions Level ofanalysis Roundtable theme(s) Facilitators Intra-organizational 1) The role of individuals in open innovation Linus Dahlander Ann Majchrzak Organizational 2) Open innovation & entrepreneurship 3) Organizing for open innovation: Strategy & business models Satish Nimbisan John Ettlie Stefan Haefliger Extra-organizational 4) Users & communities Ian McCarthy Joel West 5) Crowdsourcing & crowdfunding Allan Afuah Cristina Rossi-Lamastra Inter-organizational 6) Open innovation in ecosystems Sabine Brunswicker Annabelle Gawer Industry / Regional Innovation Systems 7) Boundary conditions of open innovation Frank Piller Keld Laursen Societal 8) Social aspects of open innovation Esteve Almirall Dennis Hilgers
- 12. Invitations by TableHosts
- 13. Level of analysisRoundtable theme(s) Facilitators Intra-organizational 1) The role of individuals in open innovation Linus Dahlander Ann Majchrzak Ann Majchrzak University of Southern California Linus Dahlander ESMT
- 14. Level of analysisRoundtable theme(s) Facilitators Organizational 2) Open innovation & entrepreneurship 3) Organizing for open innovation: Strategy & business models Satish Nimbisan John Ettlie Stefan Haefliger Satish Nambisan University of Wisconsin Miwaukee John Ettlie Rochester Institute of Technology Stefan Haefliger Cass Business School
- 15. Level of analysisRoundtable theme(s) Facilitators Extra-organizational 4) External stakeholders in open innovation: Users & communities Ian McCarthy Joel West Ian McCarthy Simon Fraser University Joel West Keck Graduate Institute
- 16. Level of analysisRoundtable theme(s) Facilitators Extra-organizational 5) Crowdsourcing & crowdfunding Allan Afuah Cristina Rossi-Lamastra Allan Afuah University of Michigan Cristina Rossi-Lamastra Politecnico di Milano
- 17. Level of analysisRoundtable theme(s) Facilitators Inter-organizational 6) Open innovation in ecosystems Sabine Brunswicker Annabelle Gawer Sabine Brunswicker Purdue University Annabelle Gawer Imperial College
- 18. Level of analysisRoundtable theme(s) Facilitators Industry / Regional Innovation Systems 7) Boundary conditions of open innovation Frank Piller Keld Laursen Frank Piller RWTH Aachen University Keld Laursen Copenhagen Business School
- 19. Level of analysisRoundtable theme(s) Facilitators Societal 8) Social aspects of open innovation Esteve Almirall Dennis Hilgers Esteve Almirall ESADE Dennis Hilgers Johannes Kepler Universität Linz
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- 21. Roundtable Discussions Level ofanalysis Roundtable theme(s) Facilitators Intra-organizational 1) The role of individuals in open innovation Linus Dahlander Ann Majchrzak Organizational 2) Open innovation & entrepreneurship 3) Organizing for open innovation: Strategy & business models Satish Nimbisan John Ettlie Stefan Haefliger Extra-organizational 4) Users & communities Ian McCarthy Joel West 5) Crowdsourcing & crowdfunding Allan Afuah Cristina Rossi-Lamastra Inter-organizational 6) Open innovation in ecosystems Sabine Brunswicker Annabelle Gawer Industry / Regional Innovation Systems 7) Boundary conditions of open innovation Frank Piller Keld Laursen Societal 8) Social aspects of open innovation Esteve Almirall Dennis Hilgers
- 22. PDW Schedule 1:00-1:30 Introductionto the PDW and round tables 1:30-2:15 Round table discussion • Theory: theoretical approaches and critical issues • Methods: methodological approaches and critical issues • Proposed research questions and research designs 2:15-2:45 Reports from tables and plenary discussion 2:45-3:00 Conclusions 3:00-3:15 Networking
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