Chesbrough (2006) "Open Innovation: A new paradigm for understanding industrial innovation
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What does open innovation assume?
Where does this approach place external ideas and external paths to market?
What is the closed model of innovation?
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Why is this termed a "closed" process?
What is the open model of innovation?
Why is this termed a "open" model?
What are the downsides of closed innovation?
- Basic research generated many spillovers but limited ability to appropriate value from it.
- The Not invented Here syndrome (if we not inverted it, nobody will).
- Unused patents, ‘sat on a shelf’ led to Kuhnian anomalies; benefits of innovation accrue to the firm that financed its development, but to other firms who were able to capture the benefits.
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