Opening up open innovation — Prof. Marcel Bogers

Inaugural lecture of Prof. Marcel Bogers who became a Full Professor of Innovation & Entrepreneurship at the University of Copenhagen on the 1st of December 2017. He is a professor at the Unit of Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Management at the Department of Food & Resource Economics at the University of Copenhagen. His inaugural lecture took place on the 16th of February 2018 at Festauditoriet, Bülowsvej 17 in Frederiksberg, Denmark.

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3:19: 📚 Open innovation is about leveraging external knowledge and opportunities to create and capture value.
5:22: 🔑 Open innovation is a strategy that allows companies to tap into external knowledge and resources to accelerate their own innovation processes.
11:30: 🔑 Open innovation is a complex process that involves obtaining, integrating, and commercializing external sources of innovation, but companies often struggle with absorptive capacity, organizational structures, and mindset.
15:29: 🔑 The speaker discusses the open innovation phenomenon and its implications in scientific research and innovation.
20:39: 🔍 The video discusses the impact of open innovation on startup entrepreneurs, large organizations, small and medium-sized enterprises, innovation ecosystems, public administration, and addressing societal challenges.
25:33: 🎓 The video discusses the complexity of societal challenges and how organizations address them, with a focus on open innovation and user innovation processes.
33:22: 🔓 The speaker discusses the importance of embracing openness in academia and highlights the tensions and paradoxes in open innovation.
Recap by Tammy AI