-
Optimal Level for Open Innovation Investment
August 20, 2013 Editor 0
The Wellspringworldwide website reported a recent study which measured the R&D performance from Open Innovation activities. The paper, “Towards an open R&D system”collected data on the innovation performance of 2,537 companies that were engaged in different levels of Open Innovation practices. The study provides a great overview of how different investments into internal vs. external R&D practices (i.e. Open Innovation) have contributed to the launch of innovative products. The study provides a powerful story about the role of Open Innovation in enhancing the performance of R&D.
Click here to read the full article.
Related Posts
Africa ‘needs more nuanced science cooperation with Europe’
What Should We Be Teaching ICT4D Students?
Why Senegal Internet Adoption Lags Behind Kenya, Nigeria, and Other African Nations
Innovation and R4D platforms in Africa RISING: questioning sustainability
Doing good with green: How d.light is making solar work
New alternative to GDP measures social outcomes, not income
Introducing the IDC Captivate Program for Collaborative Innovation Organizational Factors for Exploration and Exploitation
