2011 was again rich in projects and initiatives in the area of Open and Collaborative Innovation from Corporations, SMEs and public administration bodies.
Many new ways to innovate working and collaborating with the outside ecosystem of partners (start-ups, corporations from other sectors, research labs, universities, suppliers, customers, etc.) and boosting collaboration within organizations will emerge during this 2012.
Here are the 12 trends and perspectives that I foresee happening in 2012.
According to Bruce Brown, P&G’s Chief Technology Officer, ‘the internationalization of R&D is a growing opportunity to tap into new technological trends worldwide and to benefit from scientific and technological skills, creating a virtuous circle for knowledge sharing between the foreign R&D centers and the parent company, but also to be part of a new local network with other companies and bodies, universities, public R&D centers through partnerships and joint-ventures’.
What are the best ways to implement Open Innovation programs?
Focusing first on Partnerships with startups, Research Labs, other companies, involving your customers, your suppliers ? Using problem solving platforms, organizing idea contests and crowdsourcing, beta-testing with users, providing Open APIs and opening your data, setting-up a Corporate Venture fund? Or should you first make sure your teams collaborate well within your company before to extend collaboration with your ecosystem ?
Here are some answers (thank you to all of you!)
I had the opportunity to moderate a panel about ‘Future of Mobile’ with Peter Vesterbacka ‘Mighty Eagle’ from Rovio Mobile, founder of Angry Birds at the Mobile 2.0 Europe OPENideas conference in Barcelona on June 16th. I got very impressed by his vision and claim ‘We see ourselves as the next generation entertainment franchise’ while [...]
You can access the different formats of the study (infography summary and pdf) on this link. Open Innovation in France Is it still possible for France to close the gap with the United States? How can this be done? An industry study designed and conducted by bluenove May 2011 SUMMARY France major industrial firms are [...]
Because we believe at bluenove that the development of Open Innovation is closely linked to the one of Social Networking, we like this great view of some of the key evolution steps of Social Media
Hypios is a problem solving platform which provides the link between Seekers and Solvers.
This is an explanation of how this platform works.
A good way to describe Open Innovation in this graph (versus the typical innovation funnel…) from this article from the Financial Times: Another way to develop ideas http://bit.ly/9kIyNC
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