New Nature of Innovation

Table of Contents

• 1.1 Introduction
• 1.2 Transformation of Societies
• 1.3 What is new?
• 1.4 Four Drivers of Innovation
• 1.5 Policy Implications

• 2.1 Drivers of Innovation and Innovation Principles
• 2.2 Co-creating Value with Customers and Tapping Knowledge from Users
  • Principle 1. Co-creating Value with Customers
  • Principle 2. Users’ Involvement in Innovation Processes
• 2.3 Global Knowledge Sourcing and Collaborative Networks
  • Principle 3. Accessing and Combining Globally Dispersed Knowledge
  • Principle 4. Forming Collaborative Networks and Partnerships
  • Principle 5. Dynamics between Large Companies and Entrepreneurs
• 2.4 Global Challenges as a Driver of Innovation
  • Principle 6. Environmental Concerns Create New Business Opportunities
  • Principle 7. Needs in Developing Countries Drive Innovation
• 2.5 Public Sector Challenges as a Driver of Innovation
  • Principle 8. Welfare System Concerns Drive Innovation
• 2.6 Technology’s new role
  • Principle 9. Technology’s Role as an Enabler of Innovation

• 3.1 Understanding the Innovation Policy Environment
• 3.2 Visiting seven OECD countries
• 3.3. Policy Implications
  • 3.3.1. Creating new knowledge
  • 3.3.2. Smart regulation
  • 3.3.3. Intelligent demand

 

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