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From Technovation we wish you all a joyful Christmas time and a happy new year! 🎉 We hope that 2025 brings us lots of interesting ideas, debates, readings and conversations. 🥰 In this last post of the year 2024, we wanted to remind all the social platforms we have, so you do not miss any of the news we have ready to be shared in 2025 with you all. 👇 LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/dQYTy2gt Twitter: https://lnkd.in/dSyUQ4xT Facebook: https://lnkd.in/dhc4VuQG Youtube: https://lnkd.in/dNXdNFh2 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Ever wondered if gamification may be an effective and efficient tool for overcoming the various challenges encountered in the innovation process? 🤔 A recent paper published in Technovation offers a literature review and suggests a future research agenda related to this topic😍 By: Carmen Abril, Elena M. Giménez Fernández, María-del-Mar Camacho-Miñano👏 You can find all details about the paper 👇 https://lnkd.in/d_6TjisG #Gamification #InnovationProcess #SystematicLiteratureReview #CIMO

It's soon Christmas, characterized by its creativity, emotional sensing and imagination. 🥰 So what about using consumer flash fiction as a methodology to allow firms to access consumer visions about the far future? 😍😍😍😍 If you thought this was not possible... you need to believe in Christmas because a recent paper published in Technovation makes this particular contribution!!! 🙌 All details 👇 https://lnkd.in/dZJiU5bJ By: Patricia Wolf, Ute Klotz, Marianne Harbo Frederiksen Research Highlights • Flash fiction stories access non-expert visions for far-future scenario development. • Consumer flash fiction enables sensing desired far-future innovation opportunities. • Consumer flash fiction uncovers unwanted far-future offers and impact nightmares. #FlashFiction #CollectiveEnvisioning #ConsumerVisions #OpportunitySensing

Which is the relationship between digitalization and business models? 🤔 A recent paper published in Technovation has found four clusters of digital business model research👏 You can find all details about the paper 👇 https://lnkd.in/d-3MAk8q By: Marko Kohtamäki, Seppo Leminen, Vinit Parida

Digital transformation is revolutionizing many industries and increasingly more organizations are adopting digital technologies in their processes. And what about health services? 🧐 How can big data analytics improve the quality of healthcare services??? 🤔 A recent paper published in Technovation provides a response to this question, by focusing on the Italian context 🤌 You can find all details about the paper 👇 https://lnkd.in/eWG79f7t By: Luigi Jesus Basile, Nunzia Carbonara, Umberto Panniello, Roberta Pellegrino #DigitalTransformation #DataDrivenBigDataAnalytics #RiskManagement #DecisionMaking #Healthcare #Uncertainty

A few days ago, the University of California, Berkeley held a new edition of the World Open Innovation Conference. We want to start this last month of 2024 by sharing the interview we had the opportunity to make with Prof. Henry Chesbrough, Prof. Wim Vanhaverbeke and Prof. Marcel Bogers a year ago when the WOIC took place in Bilbao. 😍 Do not miss the interviews!!! 👇 Prof. Chesbrough and Prof. Vanhaverbeke: https://lnkd.in/d7ihFE56 Prof. Bogers: https://lnkd.in/ebpS5bzj #WOIC #Technovation #Interviews #Chesbrough #Vanhaverbeke #Bogers World Open Innovation Community

Would you like to join us in saying goodbye to November by learning about what fails and when? 🥰 A recent paper published in Technovation presents a typology of four modes of innovation failure that can arise from task and outcomes failure in the innovation process. 👏 You can find all details👇 https://lnkd.in/e7H4rDbv By: Elena Freisinger, Ian P. Sean McCarthy Research Highlights • The core premise of our paper is that a process conceptualization of innovation failure can help understand the diversity and consequences of failure. • We use process theorizing to present a model showing how two types of innovation failure (task and outcome) vary at four divergent-convergent phases ‘within’ the innovation process. • We present a typology of four modes of innovation failure and associated learning processes: unsolicited failures (prevent-alert-eliminate); hazardous failures (predict-modify-mitigate); fortuitous failures (probe-expose-extrapolate); and excursive failures (facilitate-analyze-harness). #InnovationFailure #Learning #Typology #IDEO #ProcessTheorizing

How can the entrepreneurial activities of universities not only develop their third mission but also improve the first and second missions? 😲 A recent paper published in Technovation answers this question by illustrating the path followed by the Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship 👏 You can find all details about the paper👇 https://lnkd.in/dvZvaeJm By: Mats Lundqvist, Karen Williams-Middleton Research Highlights • Investigating how combined entrepreneurial activities affects the three missions of an entrepreneurial university. • Entrepreneurial activities within universities benefit from being curricular. • The mission of research benefits from incentivizing university spinoff activity. • Legitimacy-building complement incrementalist (muddling through) understandings of intrapreneurial capabilities. #EntrepreneurialUniversity #EntrepreneurialActivities #LegitimacyBuilding #UniversitySpinoffs #IntrapreneurialCapabilities

The potential of data to stimulate innovation has been largely acknowledged but, how to manage a "data-push innovation" strategy? 🤔 A recent paper published in Technovation explores this question by examining an actor that has successfully stimulated the use of Earth observation data over the last 40 years. 👋 You can find all details about the paper 👇 https://lnkd.in/dpYrKB4M By: Raphaëlle Barbier, Skander Ben Yahia, Lenfle Sylvain, Benoit Weil Research Highlights • Managing data-push innovation beyond serendipity is promising but challenging. • The paper sheds light on one possible strategy, coined “data genericity building”. • Data cannot travel across organizations like software modules to be recombined. • It involves building a “fit system” enabling data to gain meaning into multiple use contexts. • The fit system owner can stimulate ecosystem dynamics through a form of localized and non-dominant leadership.