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"Finding the Limits of Inbound Open Innovation: Theory, Practice and Measurement"

2016; Academy of Management; Volume: 2016; Issue: 1 Linguagem: Inglês

10.5465/ambpp.2016.16678symposium

2376-7197

Linus Dahlander, Sebastian K. Fixson, Keld Laursen, Wim Vanhaverbeke, Joel West,

Firm Innovation and Growth

After more than a decade, open innovation has become both an influential managerial paradigm and attracted a sizable body of academic research. To some, it may seem as though it has become a mere buzzword or managerial fad. The reality is that as it matured, any body of theory requires identifying theoretical and ontological limits, boundary conditions, mediators and moderators. This session will feature four papers that seek to better define the limits of open innovation, in terms of theory, practice and measurement. Robust Results? A Bayesian Approach for Replication and Model Uncertainty in Open Innovation Presenter: Bernd Ebersberger; U. of Innsbruck Presenter: Fabrice Galia; - Presenter: Keld Laursen; Copenhagen Business School Presenter: Ammon Salter; U. of Bath Overwhelmed by Open Innovation: How Social Product Development Company Quirky Went Bankrupt Presenter: Sebastian Fixson; Babson College Presenter: Tucker James Marion; Northeastern U. Presenter: Kimberly Eddleston; Northeastern U. The Limits of Open Innovation: Results From Empirical Research at the R&D Project Level Presenter: Wim Vanhaverbeke; U. Hasselt/ ESADE Business School/ National U. of Singapore Presenter: Jingshu Du; VU Amsterdam Presenter: Bart Leten; KU Leuven The Limited Value of Inbound Open Innovation: Why Entrepreneurs Leverage Community Knowledge Presenter: Simon Bock; Technische U. Mãnchen (TUM) Presenter: Joel West; Keck Graduate Institute Presenter: Anne Greul; Technische U. Mãnchen (TUM)