| Literature DB >> 35874403 |
Maoxiang Wang1,2, Ruili Zhang3, Rasheed Abdulwase4, Shuangsheng Yan5,6, Mohsin Muhammad7.
Abstract
In the era of the knowledge economy that is filled with intense competition, formal closed innovation can no longer meet the market demand. The enterprise needs to implement open innovation involving external resources. The concept of open innovation emphasizes both the use of internal and external resources in the process of enterprise innovation and the use of internal and external markets to promote the commercial application of innovation achievements. With the rapid development of Internet technology, enterprises must build an open innovation ecosystem of benefits-sharing, identify, connect, and utilize external innovation resources, and be committed to creating an open innovation ecosystem without organizational boundaries. Enterprises should pay attention to coordinating the relationships among the innovation ecosystem members, eliminating heterogeneous barriers between enterprises and their partners, and enhancing their cooperative innovation ability with external organizations. It is also necessary to build a collaborative innovation platform convenient for the release and acquisition of innovation information, the collection of customer needs and related ideas, and the full use of external resources for innovation. In particular, it is necessary to guide users and related resources to the innovation platform, realize the maximum effect of resource aggregation, and promote customer demand-oriented new product development. Through building an open innovation ecosystem and a collaboration platform, it is helpful for enterprises to seek all kinds of technical and resource support, enhance their ability of independent innovation, promote the emergence of many innovative achievements, and realize value co-creation and win-win cooperation with partners.Entities:
Keywords: collaboration platform; commercialization; ecosystem; open innovation; user-collaborative innovation
Year: 2022 PMID: 35874403 PMCID: PMC9301481 DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.935644
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Front Psychol ISSN: 1664-1078
FIGURE 1Keupp and Gassmann’s classification of open innovation types (Keupp and Gassmann, 2009).
The comparison of the basic principles of open innovation and closed innovation.
| Basic principles | Closed innovation | Open innovation |
| Corporate philosophy | Develop good products by oneself, etc. | The best ideas may come from elsewhere. |
| Innovation resources | Pay attention to the enterprise’s internal resources and do research by one’s own. | Integrate global resources to innovate. |
| Core competence | Vertical integration of product and service design. | The ability to search, identify, acquire, and utilize external resources; integrating internal and external resources. |
| Responsibilities of employees | Complete the top-down tasks. | The subject of enterprise innovation. |
| Roles of users | Passively accept the products of enterprises. | Take the initiative to carry out collaborative innovation with enterprises. |
| Measurement of innovation success | Increased revenue or profits; Reduced time to enter the market; Market share. | Return on R&D investment; Break-through innovative products or business models. |
| Intellectual property rights | Own and strictly control intellectual property rights. | Buy ‘others’ intellectual property and make profits by selling the intellectual property of one’s own. |
FIGURE 2IBM’s innovation ecosystem (IBM Annual Report).
FIGURE 3Module composition of HOPE.