Du et al. (2014) "Managing open innovation projects with science-based and market-based partners
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What does this paper examine?
Which two types of open innovation partnerships are introduced?
- Market-based
- Science-based
Where is open innovation advocated to?
- better adaptation to dynamic market needs
- shared resources and risks among partners
- higher commercial returns
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Existing research on the openness-performance relationship has generated mixed results:
What is project management?
How can R&D proejct be considered?
What is a possible way to infuse R&D projects with new knowledge and to improve their performance?
Where do R&D partnerships help with?
- They help organizations to access and leverage external complementary resources
- Reduce innovation costs and risks
- Adapt to dynamic environments
- Generate higher revenues
What about R&D projects and science-based partnerships?
Where do market-based partnerships consist of?
In which different ways are relationships with market players labelled?
- Market orientation
- Customer (or supplier) involvement
- Customer (or supplier) interaction
- Customer empowerment
- Collective customer commitment
- Marketing-R&D interfaces
What about R&D projects and market-based partnerships?
What is project managment?
What about R&D project management
In which ways can R&D projects benefit from open innovation partnerships?
In which way do market-based partnerships ensure that market requirements are taken into account and that the innovations under development create value for customers?
Where might early access to (new) scientific knowledge provide the R&D project team advantage with?
What do the authors assume about R&D project with market-based partnerships (suppliers and customers) to benefit mostly from?
What do the authors assume about R&D project with science-based partnerships to benefit mostly from?
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