Open Innovation — A New Model for Industrial Innovation

Featuring:
Henry Chesbrough, PhD 97, Adjunct Professor and Faculty Director, Garwood Center for Corporate Innovation

Industrial innovation is itself in the process of being innovated. Previously, companies relied primarily upon internal innovation for their R&D activities. This approach is giving way to a more open, more distributed process called open innovation. Henry Chesbrough is acknowledged to be the "father of open innovation." In this talk, he will describe its main concepts, and provide some illustrative examples.

[lolajiang]

This "open innovation" is my assignment I don't know how to write the paper, so, I'm here to seek the answer from the question himself :)

[Iliketrainsbrooooom]

I love Chesbrough, he is a great speaker and always explain his ideas clearly.

[soarabhpathak]

Great and insightful thoughts by Prof Chesbrough . These holds lots of promise for not just organisations but for the countries specifically emerging economies . Open innovation will lead to faster, efficient and frugal business models with larger impact

[hosemarian]

Amazing speech. Would love to hear more of him like always ;) Greetings from Olsztyn, Poland

[paxdriver]

You start off by claiming Google's search engine in 2003 is the same algorithm as 2013... Sorry, but I'm more of a scientist than you are, buddy.