Opening plenary Possibility needs intention and action to become probability @richdonovannyc “Make no mistake, it’s about justice, that’s where the fire comes from. ” A business case is rational, but you need the drive It takes its power when it…
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Conceptualizing innovation orientation: a framework for study and integration of innovation research
Siguaw, J., Simpson, P., Enz, C. 2006. Conceptualizing innovation orientation: a framework for study and integration of innovation research, Journal of Product Innovation Management, Vol. 23, p. 556-574. A firm’s longterm success may rely more on an overall firm-level innovation…
Tagged with: Absorptive capacity, Administrative innovations, Employee competency, Environmental uncertainty, Incremental innovations, Innovation, Innovation orientation, Innovativeness, Knowledge-based firm, Learning philosophy, Market competency, Operations, Organizational competencies, Process innovations, Radical innovations, Resource allocation, Resource-based firm, Strategic direction, Technology, Transfunctional acclimation
My customer, my co-innovator
Schrage, M. (2006). My customer, my co-innovator, Booz Allen Strategy+Business, 4 pages. The innovation that matters isn’t what the innovator offers; it’s what the customer adopts. The most valuable “platforms” can be creatively and cost-effectively sold or lent to customers,…
Tagged with: Conversion cost, Customer, Innovation, Innovator, Internal innovator, Platform, Technology
Phronesis and Creativity: Knowledge Work in Video Game Development
Peter Zackariasson, P., A. Styhre and T. Wilson. 2006. “Phronesis and Creativity: Knowledge Work in Video Game Development”. Creativity and Innovation Management. Vol. 15, n. 4. pp. 419-429. Knowledge and creativity Knowledge has become the most important factor in the…
Tagged with: Creativity, Distributed leadership, Episteme, Human resources, Knowledge, Leadership, Organization, Personnel, Phronesis, Techne, Technology
Expert humans or expert organizations
Mueller, F., et R. Dyerson (1999). «Expert human or expert organizations»? Organization Studies, 20/2, p. 225-256. Introduction Organizational and human resources aspects play a significant role in the successful management of technology and its implementation within the firm. The flowering…
Tagged with: Appropriation, Co-operation, Consultants, Employee, IT, Knowledge, Organizational design, Team, Technology
Qu’est-ce que l’innovation
Fernez-Walch, S. et F. Romon. 2006. Management de l’innovation. De la stratégie aux projets. Chap. 1 : «Qu’est-ce que l’innovation». Vuibert. Pp. 9-22. Qu’est-ce que l’innovation? C’est un polysème. Polysème Sa définition varie selon les points de vue en fonction…
Tagged with: Adoption, Change, Creation, Imitation, Innovation, New, Politic, Product, Project, Radical innovation, Relative innovation, Technical progress, Technical system, Technology, Transformation, Willful act
The Creative Ethos
Florida, R. 2002. The Rise of the Creative Class – Chap. 2 : “The Creative Ethos”. Basic Books. Ethos The fundamental spirit or character of a culture. Creativity is not a panacea for the myriad social and economic ills that confront…
Tagged with: Aptitudes, Bureaucrats, Challenge, Change, Communities of practice, Creative, Creative Class, Creative destruction, Creativity, Diversity, Extrinsic, Free agent, Homo creativus, Homo economicus, Illumination, Incubation, Input, Intellectual property, Intelligence, Intrinsic, Misconception, Multidimensional, Myths, Preparation, Revision, Reward, Social process, Subversive, Techno-determinism, Techno-utopianism, Technology, Verification
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