Where Geo-information Meets Open Innovation
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1) The document discusses the intersection of geo-information and open innovation from a practitioner's perspective. 2) It suggests that openness and geo-information are strongly interconnected and that an open innovation ecosystem could greatly benefit the geo-information sector. 3) A next step proposed is case study research to further explore how open innovation can be applied in the geo-information field.
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Where Geo-information Meets Open Innovation
- 1. Where Geo-information meets Open innovation A practitioners perspective Jan Willem van Eck TU Delft, guestlecture Delft, April 29th, 2011
- 2. “Openness seems to touch every corner of our world” Maxwell, 2006
- 4. Pratictioners& Researchers Determined Decision Content Conclusion 1 page Limited in time Questioning Doubt Method New question Compleet A neverendingprocess
- 5. PratictionersvsResearchers But: practioners are alsoresearchers and researchers are als practitioners (managers) Proudlyborrowedfrom Prof. Dr. Ir. A.C.J. (Ton) de Leeuw ©
- 6. “…if the GIS market ever does move into the tornado phase, then ESRI is probablygoing to loseitsmarketleadershipposition” Inside the Tornado, GA Moore
- 7. R E S E A R C H & F I N D I N G S F U T U R E R E S E A R C H I N N O V A T I O N W H E R E I S G E O? O P E N I N N O V A T I O N
- 8. I N N O V A T I O N
- 9. Innovation = invention + bringintocommonusage* Onlylittle consensus… Conway, Stewart, 2009
- 10. 1. What’s the innovation?
- 11. Foto: © BildarchivETH-Bibliothek [m]
- 13. Open Innovation, a new paradigm? ! Chesbrough, 2003
- 14. 3. Wholeads the innovation? BikePortland.org
- 15. Image NY Times ©
- 16. Consider: “Innovation” Sometimes not what you think it is. Sometimes, others benefits more then you do. Often, users lead, and some more, then others.
- 17. O P E N I N N O V A T I O N
- 18. Egoquoting “Certaincompanies go all the way to appear open” -> beware of the positivesocialvalue of “openness” ViMatrix, feb 1996
- 19. Open or closed?
- 20. Open Innovation- Defined “Open Innovation is the use of purposive inflows and outflows of knowledge to accelerate internal innovation, and expand the market for external use of innovation, respectively” Chesbrough, 2006.
- 23. Existing market
- 24. Existing market Exploration Exploitation
- 25. Existing market Henry Chesbrough,2004
- 28. New market
- 29. Theory What is? Presence Core processes Motives Factors
- 30. Internal Factors Employees Processes Competencies
- 31. External Factors Communities Networks Intermediaries Alliances Ecosystems Users
- 32. Motives? Newness? Current status? Increase innovation capacity Enablefinancialgrowth Shorter time to market
- 33. R E S E A R C H & F I N D I N G S
- 34. Open the books on innovation Is Open Innovation really new and which factors are of importance for Open Innovation? Jan Willem van Eck Summary thesis Master of Marketing Strategy, June 21st, 2010
- 35. Subquestions What is Open Innovation? Which types of organisations are activewith Open Innovation? Why do organisationsapply Open Innovationmethods? Which factors play a role in relation to Open Innovation?
- 37. Conclusions 2 1 3 Employees Processes Competencies
- 38. Conclusions Open Innovation does exist in the Geo-information sector in the Netherlands Factors of importance are only internal-to-the-organization factors Top tier innovation projects are hardly related to open innovation concepts
- 39. There is an intention to open the books on innovation, now the books on innovation can be opened.
- 40. F U T U R E R E S E A R C H
- 41. Suggestion for further research: time
- 42. Suggestion for further research: how different is OI adoption from other forms of management innovation?
- 44. W H E R E I S G E O?
- 45. Egoquoting “Openness is very relevant for the use and application of geo-information Opentrends.nl, 4 feb 2011
- 47. Geo-information? thrivesonopenness requires a balancedecosystem optimaldiffusion of knowledge?
- 48. Geo-information? overlapping valuechains? appropriationsettled, at the start? Trust as a key factor?
- 49. Howonearth…?
- 50. Concluding Opennes and Geo-information are strongly interconnected An Open Innovation eco system could greatly benefit our sector A next step, case study research? We all choose a position on the open/closed continuum!
- 51. Finalthought Way more smart people do NOT workfor Esri…. …“all” we have to do is connect (to) them!
- 52. WhereGeo-informationmeetsOpen innovation @jwvaneck Jan Willem van Eck TU Delft, guestlecture Delft, April 29th, 2011
- 53. Suggestedreadings How open is innovation?, L. Dahlander, D. Gann, 2010, Research Policy. Open innovation, State of the art and futureperspectives, E. Huizingh, 2011, Technovation. Open Innovation: Past Research, CurrentDebates, and FutureDirections, U. Lichterthaler, 2011, Academy of Management.
Notes de l'éditeur
- Openness seems to touch every corner of our world, pag 159. Innovations, summer 2006, Maxwell.
- I like to put OI in the center of these open developments. I all dependsonyourperpective and scope.
- ProudlyborrowedfromProf. Dr. Ir. A.C.J. (Ton) de Leeuw ©
- 1995, pag. 55. read the book to put this statement into context
- Managing and shaping innovation, Conway, Stewart, 2009
- Bronhttp://www.wild-heerbrugg.com/hwartikel.htm
- Bron www.sps.chhttp://www.sps.ch/de/artikel/physik_anekdoten/neu_entdeckte_wild_einstein_relation_1/?0=
- Sorry,bronvergeten
- Last Friday we had a great time meeting professor Henry en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Chesbrough in KIMbcn with a few colleagues and investors. Henry Chesbrough coined the term open innovation and is the author of Open Innovation: The New Imperative for Creating and Profiting from Technology (HBS Press, 2003). Chesbrough is currently an adjunct professor and the executive director of the Center for Open Innovation at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. www.bioaccez.comhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/8674753@N02/4159242075/in/set-72157622814928045/
- http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2007/03/25/business/25Proto_CA0_ready.htmlEric von Hippel of M.I.T., left, and Dr. Nathaniel Sims, with hospital devices Dr. Sims has modified. Mr. von Hippel says users can improve on products. http://web.mit.edu/evhippel/www/
- Thankyou Eric von Hippel
- Translatedfrom“Bepaalde bedrijven hebben er veel voor over om ‘open’ over te komen.”Youmay want to replace “company” by “people”Be sceptical, also of presenterson open topics!
- “open” has many perspectives. Is this bridge open or closed?(fotoJw)
- As used in my thesis
- Read mostly articles, not too many books on OI.
- Presentation I used for a small introduction before defending my thesis
- Respondents indicate there is a plan for Open Innovation. It has not yet impacted the top three innovation projects.
- What role does time play? How would the top three innovations be impacted in three years time?
- Relatedsubjects I amcurrentlylookinginto.
- In general, workingwithgeographicinformation in full isolation is notveryusefull
- I arguethat open innovation is exactly right forgeo-information
- What is anoptimaldiffusionhere?
- Great OIchallange. What are the limits of opennesshere?
- Basedon ‘most smart peopledon’tworkforus’, acclaimed to Bill Joy.
- Just some recent papers.