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Driving Open Innovation Through a Culture of Collaboration

eZassi

Open Innovation is the grounded in the belief that great ideas can come from any source and an organization’s internal expertise will transform those ideas into market value. The challenge comes when an organization chooses to shift from a closed innovation system to an open one. From Traditional to Collaboration.

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CPG Industry Innovation

eZassi

CPG embraces constant change and ceaseless innovation to keep up with consumer demands while building brands customers rely on in their daily lives. How do the major companies’ research and development teams build and manage a portfolio of innovative products while ensuring long-term market success and consistent brand loyalty?

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The Case for Internal Innovation

CREATORS

Corporations do not see their “innovation maturity” as a combination of internal capacity to enable (internal and external) innovation activities and open innovation with external partners. This is because we can’t impose external innovation on employees who are not connected to the innovation-related goals.

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The Case for Internal Innovation

CREATORS

Corporations do not see their “innovation maturity” as a combination of internal capacity to enable (internal and external) innovation activities and open innovation with external partners. This is because we can’t impose external innovation on employees who are not connected to the innovation-related goals.

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8 Successfactors of Organizing a Global Hackathon

Be-novative

We have talked about the most important aspects of organizing a successful hackathon with Henrik, Open Innovation Specialist in Be-novative on the second day of the Aegon Hackathon. This team of 8 was the most diverse with Aegon employees, an early stage startup and a university student who made the pitch for the jury.

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When innovation led to a reversal of fortunes

hackerearth

It was close to bankruptcy in the late 1990s with rivals BM, Dell and HP eating up the market. The company had a paltry 4 percent market share and losses of over $1 billion. Market expansion was what Apple needed, not a sizable chunk of the PC market. The company encourages open innovation via Lego Ideas.