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The Future ofInnovation
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Edited byDr Bettina von Stamm and
Dr Anna Trifilova
GOWER
Contents
List of FiguresAcknowledgementsForeword Our Debt to Innovation: Past, Present and Future by Cary HemelEditor's Foreword The Story Behind the Story of the Future of Innovation
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Parti
Stefan Kohn
Eduardo Sicilia Cavanillas
Arash Colnam
Michael Dell
Arcot Desai Narasimhalu
Jan Buijs
Joe Doering
JanisStabulnieks
Richard Phil pott
Part II
Csaba Deak
Ing. HanT.M.
van derZee
Jongbae Kim
Henry Tirri
Rob Atkinson
Eunika Mercier-LaurentKenneth Preiss
The Need for Innovation: Painting theCanvasculture responsibility risk globalization mistakes
innovation future change different management
dispersed innovation science intellectual property
interdisciplinarity product convergence biomimetics biomimicry
bionics
innovation management opportunity identification open innovation
technical innovations
invention paradox Al Core consumer automotive industry
catharsis pain chronos kairos timing
knowledge creativity economic development common understandingdrivingforce
sustainability talent systems fatigue performance
The Winds of Change: What DrivesInnovationconcentration dependency humanization dichotomy factors
consumer needs industrial convergence value migration globalization
eco-system
innovation cycle system unlearning business portfolio management
reversible lanes
ecosystem corporate innovation innovation flow open innovation
Nokia Research Center
past and future America's economy
e-co-innovation eco-systems education technology intelligence
sovereignty prosperity wealth political science
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The keywords for each contribution are given in the Contents.
VI The Future of Innovation
Bengt-Ake Lundvall
John Bessant
Ray Buschmann
Patrick Poitevin
Tobias Rooney
Andy Hines
Steve May-Russell
Paul Matthyssens
Bill Fischer
Part IIIAl Saje
Trevor Davis
Karmen Jelcic
JinshengHe
Debra M. Amidon
Milton Jorge Correia
deSousa
M. Davide Parrilli
C.K. Van Patter
Manuel Mira Codinho
Part IV
Nigel Roome
Arvind K. Srivastava
Patrick McLaughlin
Robert W. Veryzer
Jan P. Crundling
Karl-Erik Sveiby
Yvonne Buma
Serafin D. Talisayon
Josephine Creen
learning economy collective entrepreneurship diversity social cohesion
new new deal 40
dynamic capability sustainability knowledge spaghetti co-creation 42
new knowledge women jealousy music sustainable 44
definition creativity patents change needs 46
catalyst water authenticity healthcare 48
future futurist product concepts 50
sustained growth future planning innovation roadmap innovation mindset
creative thinking • 52
absorptive capacity open innovation dominant design dominant logic
market driving 54
demographics complexity mindset culture leadership 56
Innovation: But Not as We Know it 59innovation discontinuity supply chain environment complexity 60
innovation collaboration change future frontier 62
ignorance of new economic reality intellectual capital as key resource 64
knowledge cell new stimulus thinking ability innovation bar
catalysis mechanism 66
knowledge innovation peace economics intellectual capital 68
meaning leadership permeation sustainability empathy 70
innovation system learning interaction efficiency effectiveness 72
SenseMaking ChangeMaking complexity navigation understanding
thinking 74
innovation spillovers climate change urbanisation megacities
Malthusianism 76
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 79
creative destruction governance social environmental economic value 80
virus terrorist society value 82
discontinuous innovation radical innovation non-conformist
innovators risk 84
innovation technology latent dangers estrangement innovation ethics 86
redirecting eonic public good anticipation life order 88
pro-innovation bias collateralized debt obligations negative consequences
indirect consequences risk 90
stakeholder shareholder employee communication sustainability 92
social innovation peace value creation intangibles conflict resolution 94
sense-making new consciousness crossroads social innovationsystems 96
The Future of Innovation VII
Leila Hurmerinta
Lutz Kucher
ElkoJ. Kleinschmidt
PartVKate North
Daniel Weule
Rosa Maria Dangelico
Dorothea Seebode
Lotte Darso
Chin Hoon Lau
Lynne Schneider
Osman Ahmed
Part VI
Atta-ur-Rahman
Hyam Nashash
Hazim K. El-Naser
Mario Coccia
Carol Patrick
Rodica Doina Danaiata
William S. Lightfoot
Oliver Christopher Will
Susan KrupCrunin
Alisdair Wiseman
TomasCarcia
PraveenCupta
Marci Segal
Sergio AlanisRueda
Mariana Ferrari
innovation smarttechnology smart product challenges risk 98
potato field quality of life sustainable innovation turning commodity
storytelling 100
climate change consumption habit changes breakthrough
marketing 102
The 11th Hour 105creative talent collaboration networks Me Inc transformation 106
sustainability ecosystem ecology creation transformation 108
green products_ environmental sustainability Italian cases of excellence 110
sustainability disruptive innovation eco-system change co-creation
transition 112
artful co-creation humanity leadership learning 114
humanity systemic value political innovation divide 116
community entrepreneur peace innovation local 118
building energy environment sustainability 120
The Roles of'Big Brother' and Education 123
creativity socio economic development technology foresight
entrepreneurship knowledge economy
simplicity educators educational systems creativity
network of innovators
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technological innovation democratization richness economic
growth human resource investments better living 130
public transformational culture risk local 132
electronic government (e-government) transformational government(t-government) e-governmentas a system information ecology
co-evolution 134
social networking sustainability green environment 136
innovative government living paradox(es) social innovation designer
mastering passages mental maps 138
creativity education critical thinking 140
socialisation behaviour deviant ambiguity fuzziness 142
education design thinking cross-fertilization innovation managementuniversity 144
business innovation creativity breakthrough innovation science of innovation
innovation science 146
children collaboration creativity Margaret Mead fun 148
CenY killer-app early-late majority CeoffreyA. Moore crossingthe chasm 150
behaviour talent education brain preferences 152
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Part VIIAbbieCriffin
Jean-Pol Michel
Milos Ebner
Tim Jones
David Robertson
Paul Craves
Jeremy Myerson
Piero Formica
Stefan Lindegaar
Rob Dew
Dean Bellefleur
Kobus Neethling
Birgitta Sandberg
Dennis Stauffer
Aino Kianto
Part VIIIMartina Sheehan
Alex Ben net
Monica Moso
Natalie Turner
Ignacio Villoch
Jennifer Ann Cordon
Arne Stjernholm
Madsen
Howard Smith
Part IX
JoeTidd
Julian Birkinshaw
It's About People, Stupid! 155innovators development people R8tD personnel champions inventors 156
service innovation organisation innovation open innovation
knowledge management RTO 158
complex innovative environment managing innovation managing change
open innovation open business model 160
talent flatworld complexity open innovation knowledge transfer 162
open innovation crowdsourcing implementation Netflix 164
mindset connect invest ambition selflessness 166
design culture co-creation ethnography prototyping 168
entrepreneurialism knowledge innovation intellectual capitalists
brain circulation 170
innovation leaders intrapreneurs T-shape 172
boundary spanning education economics networks
new product development 174
radical virtual innovation galleries design 176
8-dimensional thinking heart-innovation courage nbi 178
innovation management emotions feelings social behaviour 180
mindset behaviour culture leadership climate 182
creativity imagination improvisation intuition inspiration 184
A Question of Mindsetbrain neuroplasticity mind thinking train the brain
unconscious conscious strengthening of connections we are learning
from ourselves nothing is static in life
relational innovation networks and innovation innovative interaction
social innovation intellectual capital
leadership thinking organisations dilemmas networks
vision people emotion global
language listening creativity safety change
innovation management dynamic capabilities spheres of innovation
conscious leadership meta-layer
visual Southbeach language differences conflict resolution
holistic approach
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General Conditions in Which InnovationThrives 205development leadership risk social change sustainability
management model management innovation design flaw
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The Future of Innovation IX
Tom Hulme
Petra de Weerd-Nederhof
Ulrich Weihe
Kathrin M. Moslein
David Bennet
Matthew Kingdon
Rolandas Strazdas
Lars Kolind
Robson LuizSchiefler
Ruth Thomson
Franc Ponti
Lekshmy Parameswaran
Werner Bernard
PartX
Sherrie-Lee Samuel
Edna Pasher
Venky Rao
Mo Degen
Anne-Katrin Neyer
Kirsimarja Blomqvist
Jeff Butler
Juha Kaario
Antonio Messeni
Petruzzelli
YoshihiroTabira
Dianka Zuiderwijk
Creg Rivera
Meltem Etcheberry
Elisabeth Plum
collaboration competitive advantage network holistic
wisdom of crowds
organising innovation strategic flexibility operational effectiveness
creativity innovation performance
innovation engine craft art commercialisation ideation
balanced innovation sensemaking openness ambiguity Open-I
Munich Airport
knowledge take effective action critical success factors
question and assess culture of the team
ideas energy behaviours innovation insight
pragmatic arguments needs for innovations resources for innovations
environment for innovations innovation development
innovation meaning purpose partnership collaborative organisation
challenge routine uncertain crise spirit
ideas management human champion black hole software
strategy open zen po emo
health experience design boundary-breaking complexity partnership
access to information creativity tools individual/collective innovation
systematic innovation recognition
Let's Get Togethercollaboration global challenges challenge-led innovation
global partnerships grand challenges
innovation sustainability knowledge management learning
collaborating
ecosystem globalization knowledge visualization innovation networks
system thinking team systems holistic view team language creativity
innovation teams sensemaking team dynamics communication
prototyping
trust innovation collaboration knowledge sharing diversity
history imagination opportunities ethics children
humour storytelling marketing consumer information expectations
innovation openness exploration search external sources
openness environment language interaction
diversity system organization management capability
evolutionary innovation integral culture evolutionary system design
artscience social design
innovation diversity children
cultural intelligence homogeneity irrational reactions cross-cultural
communication cross-disciplinary collaboration
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The Future of Innovation
Petra Koppel
Anni Roolf
lain Bitran
Lawrence Dooley
Tomasz Kosmider
Mark McBride
Hanna Lehtimaki
Dusan Schreiber
Ceoff Carss
Sally Davenport
Part XIDwayneSpradlin
Sylviane Toporkoff
Wim Vanhaverbeke
Ron Dvir
Matthias Kaiserswerth
Paul Hissel
Fernando Ozores
David Simoes-Brown
Dan Himmerich
Cheryl Perkins
Francesco Sandulli
Robin W. Spencer
Part XIIStefan Fazekas
Cees Jan Mol
Chris Harley-Martin
CeorgObermaier
intercultural leadership diversity corporate culture global mindset
learning 266
cultural richness corporate social vision social reforms recruiting
diversity 268
conferences events networks innovation associations 270
collaborative innovation knowledge creation networks 272
knowledge communication education research partnership 274
academia technology transfer offices Brazil China India 276
co-innovation networks multivoiced innovation fundingbusiness competence 278
innovation collaboration networks collective learning
social development 280
value webs stakeholders involvement open innovation networks 282
geographic proximity cognitive proximity internet oral culture 284
Innovation From Everyone, Everywhere 286citizen innovator open innovation InnoCentive intellectual property 288
convergence Europe globalisation innovation SMEs 290
open innovation theory of the firm R&D internationalisation
external venturing alliances spin-in and spin-out 292
future centers innovation centers open innovation co-creation
futurizing 294
smart collaboration intelligent global nanotechnology 296
coordination alignment collaborative value creation rewarding/
fair value appropriation virtual value chains 298
open innovation creativity people globalisation 300
open corporate collaborative together trust 302
problem-solving collaboration global crowdsourcing open 304
crowd sourcing open innovation strategic partners collaborative networks
innovative passion 306
platforms services intellectual property crowdsourcing knowledge 308
demographics baby boom internet complexity skills 310
This is All You Ever Wanted ... 312
listen information knowledge dialogue internet 314
communication content-perspective habit-orientation
participative production sackboy 316
sell validate plan critical entrepreneur 318
non-technological insights communication values richnesspersonality 320
The Future of Innovation XI
Joanne Lawrence
Anja Maier
Federico Frattini
Svend Haugaard
Michael Simpson
Nikolai Khomenko
Paul Sigsworth
Mark Richardson
Carol Oman
John Bound
Ceorge V. Priovolos
CunterOtt
Christiane Drews
SabineJunginger
Robert K. Logan
Greg Van Alstyne
B.Joseph Pine II
Part XIII
Tessa van derValk
Langdon Morris
Leon Pretorius
Axel Thallemer
Maria J. Nieto
Juan Matthews
Jorma Nieminen
Steffen Kammler
Imad Rherrad
Rob van Leen
VishNandlall
communication culture of innovation digital communication
organisational communication trust safe environment 322
communication idea implementation jazz music structure
improvisation 324
diffusion of innovation customer acceptance early adopters
market launch fuzzy back-end 326
bigthoughts risk open innovation lead users change 328
global ideas insights virtual hothouse innovation 330
OTSM TRIZ sustainable innovation 332
execution commercialisation risk durable business models 334
customer needs technology push unmet needs 336
consumer insight methodology online research 338
marketing mining neuroscience observation qualitative 340
innovation new product development micro-design micro-production
virtual intermediaries 342
industrial design product design user interface design functionality
user experience specific use of aethetics 344
hope design thinking interdisciplinary stakeholders 346
people designing changing managing organising 348
design emergence foresight 350
design emergence co-creation complexity 352
goods services experiences Starbucks policy 354
Innovation Through a Particular Set ofLenses 358networks open innovation boundaries business models organisations 360
complexity methods methodology energy quality of life 362
systems global village teams culture innovation 364
control energy mobility nature styling 366
innovation process low and medium technology industries
non-R8cD innovation activities incremental innovations 368
ageing global warming investment demographic energy 370
global challenges problem-solving compelling innovation needs
zero-emission energy sources 372
energy solar sustainable collaboration 374
innovation clean and green energy technologiocal path
technological divide 376
chemistry biotechnology energy climate change chemical industry 378
Nortel XA-Core Sunday afternoon parking lot phenomena telecomchanging the world 380
The Future of Innovation
Sandro Battisti
Diane Robers
Anthie Zachariadou
Lynne Maher
Helen Baxter
Scott La rkin
Duncan Hopper
Olivier Fleurot
Tom Lewis Reynier
Mridula Cungaphul
Jose Albors-Carrigos
Ann Ledwith
Michele O'Dwyer
Dennis Farrell
Jaideep Prabhu
Daniel Arias-Aranda
Paulo Benetti
Will Pugh
Mehmood Khan
A.S. Rao
Sabri Saidam
Marko Torkkeli
Aleksander Buczacki
Luminita Hurbean
Abiodun Adeyemi
Egbetokun
Betty Jane Punnett
Paul Pounder
Hemant Kassean
Takeshi Shimada
Kayano Fukuda
high technology innovations in services innovative organisation
emergent countries commoditised services 382
service innovation business model success factors 384
insurance policies accidents security peace of mind 386
mindset exploration connection collaboration celebrate 388
healthcare innovation experience service care 390
possibilities process shocks collaboration extrapolation 392
cinema future screen distribution films 394
disruptive innovation technology management science & technology
technology rbadmapping intellectual property 396
charity fundraising innovation donor communication 398
innovation SMEs success competitive technology 400
innovation dynamism SMEs absorpotion capacity innovation management
intermediate regions 402
SMEs small firms niche markets global markets innovation 404
SMEs competitive advantage strategic alliances organisational
performance innovation integration 406
transformation communities human resources SMEs 408
innovation future emerging markets bottom ofthe pyramid global 412
low income targets Third world countries radical and incrementalinnovations information and communications technologies 414poor countries sadness low education educational revolution
brighter future 416
brands marketing growth culture value 418
collaboration co-occurring imagination experimentation
sustainable value creation India 420
culture value system risk Indian innovation fear of failure China 422
ICT conflict innovation creativity development 424
emerging markets innovation the bottom of the pyramid mobile phone 426
regional innovation inter-regional cooperation constant factors of
regional innovation variable factors of regional innovation 428
process inovation ERP human capital 430
diffusion-based innovation intra-innovation catch-up technology transferdeveloping economies 432small countries niche markets island states 434
creativity culture innovation model innovation fund entrepreneur
Barbados 436
Mauritius small island state ethnic populations entrepreneurial spirit 438
architecture innovation process market-led vision technological fusion
combination Japan 440
co-evolution innovation ecosystem hybrid management government R&D
Japan 442
The Future of Innovation
Yasser Tawfik
Jacobus Slabbert
HenningSejerJakobsen
Stephen Ko
Yichen Lin
Farha Abdol Chapar
Luis Claudio Silva Frade
BlancaCarcia
Paul Coughlan
Petra De Saa-Perez
Tugrul Daim
Ramon C. Barquin
Part XIV
Cerard Harkin
Alexander Manu
Sandra Castaneda
Francisco Pinheiro
SepehrChazinoory
Lucio Pieroni
Barbara Perry
Marko Seppanen
ecosystem entrepreneur education Egypt 444
social entrepreneurship sustainable development community development
social problems Africa 446
definition art bottomup movement mindset Denmark 448
high-tech low-tech technology Hong Kong entrepreneurship 450
high-tech service innovation design service brand Taiwan 452
intellectual property patent innovation technological capability
indigenous technology Malaysia 454
innovation nation Brazil improvements IP 456
innovation Mexico technology future inventions creativity 458
commercialising university research networking Ireland 460
innovation human resources peripheral regions Canary Islands 462
technological innovation research and development basic research 464
knowledge-management challenges problem-solving singularity networksUSA . 466
Famous Last Words 469holistic purposeful fragmented mental model perspective 470
strategic innovation strategic foresight business design massive innovation
disruptive business 472
sustainability social entrepreneurship environment conscience values 474
collective-creativity people diversity collaboration passion 476
metaphysical innovations cultural technologies extraordinary innovation
different kinds for innovation converging technologies 478
balance creativity discipline ambidextrous organisations diversity 480
strategic proactive collaborative hope front-end 482
movie quote (or quotation) timing creativity insight 484
Postscript Sixth Stage: And in Every Ending There is a New BeginningIndex
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