Impact of coupled open innovation on company business models: A case study of demand-driven co-creation
Research on open innovation refers to a model in which innovation is driven by the needs of the customer. In the healthcare sector, healthcare organizations are often the core customers for companies that want to use e-health solutions to improve patient care and cost efficiency. We examined the imp...
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doaj-2bda3925dbe0455d8043d6de1f1bfff22021-03-03T17:48:41ZengUniversidade do Porto, Faculdade de Engenharia (FEUP)Journal of Innovation Management2183-06062020-10-01837510810.24840/2183-0606_008.003_0006469Impact of coupled open innovation on company business models: A case study of demand-driven co-creationHeini Malm0Minna Pikkarainen1https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4516-6584Elina Hyrkäs2+358407738414Professor of Connected Health Postdoctoral ResearcherResearch on open innovation refers to a model in which innovation is driven by the needs of the customer. In the healthcare sector, healthcare organizations are often the core customers for companies that want to use e-health solutions to improve patient care and cost efficiency. We examined the impact of coupled open innovation on companies’ business models. The co-creation between network actors was done in a demand-driven manner based on the needs of healthcare professionals. We present the findings of a longitudinal case study in an international setting. The research generated a new demand-driven coupled open innovation framework that supports companies in the challenging task of exploring economically viable business opportunities. Our paper contributes to the knowledge management and open business model literatures by providing empirical knowledge on the knowledge absorption and impact of coupled open innovation in the company business models in the knowledge-based economy.https://journalsojs3.fe.up.pt/index.php/jim/article/view/592business models, open innovation, coupled open innovation, demand-driven open innovation, knowledge management, healthcare |
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Impact of coupled open innovation on company business models: A case study of demand-driven co-creation |
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Impact of coupled open innovation on company business models: A case study of demand-driven co-creation |
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Impact of coupled open innovation on company business models: A case study of demand-driven co-creation |
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impact of coupled open innovation on company business models: a case study of demand-driven co-creation |
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Universidade do Porto, Faculdade de Engenharia (FEUP) |
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Journal of Innovation Management |
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2020-10-01 |
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Research on open innovation refers to a model in which innovation is driven by the needs of the customer. In the healthcare sector, healthcare organizations are often the core customers for companies that want to use e-health solutions to improve patient care and cost efficiency. We examined the impact of coupled open innovation on companies’ business models. The co-creation between network actors was done in a demand-driven manner based on the needs of healthcare professionals. We present the findings of a longitudinal case study in an international setting. The research generated a new demand-driven coupled open innovation framework that supports companies in the challenging task of exploring economically viable business opportunities. Our paper contributes to the knowledge management and open business model literatures by providing empirical knowledge on the knowledge absorption and impact of coupled open innovation in the company business models in the knowledge-based economy. |
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business models, open innovation, coupled open innovation, demand-driven open innovation, knowledge management, healthcare |
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