Researching Open InnovationAOM 2015 PDWAugust 5, 20151:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Organized byMarcel Bogers

University of Copenhagen

Agnieszka RadziwonUniversity of Southern Denmark

Jonathan SimsBabson College

Today’s Hosts

Livetweet: #AOM2015 #openinnovation

Joel WestFrank Piller Jonathan Sims

PDW Schedule1:00-1:30 Introduction to the PDW and round tables 1:30-2:15 Round table discussion

• Theory: theoretical approaches and critical issues• Methods: methodological approaches and critical

issues• Proposed research questions and research

designs2:15-2:45 Reports from tables and plenary discussion2:45-3:00 Conclusions3:00-3:15 Networking

What is “Open Innovation”?

Open innovation is “a distributed innovation process based on purposively managed knowledge flows across organizational boundaries, using pecuniary and non-pecuniary mechanisms in line with the organization's business model.”

Chesbrough & Bogers, New Frontiers in Open Innovation. 2014

Chesbrough & Bogers, New Frontiers in Open Innovation. 2014

Research on “Open Innovation”Inbound: 118 Outbound: 50

Coupled: 70

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West & Bogers, JPIM. 2014

Research Opportunities in OI

• Measurement• Integrating with established theory• Appropriability• Coupled open innovation• Nonprofit and SME contexts• New or multiple levels of analysis

Vanhaverbeke et al, New Frontiers in Open Innovation. 2014West et al, Research Policy. 2014See http://bit.ly/oiResAgenda

Researching Open Innovation at Different Levels of Analysis

Chesbrough & Bogers, New Frontiers in Open Innovation. 2014

Roundtable DiscussionsLevel of analysis Roundtable theme(s) Facilitators

Intra-organizational 1) The role of individuals in open innovation

Linus DahlanderAnn Majchrzak

Organizational 2) Open innovation & entrepreneurship 3) Organizing for open innovation: Strategy & business models

Satish NimbisanJohn EttlieStefan Haefliger

Extra-organizational 4) Users & communities Ian McCarthyJoel West

5) Crowdsourcing & crowdfunding

Allan AfuahCristina Rossi-Lamastra

Inter-organizational 6) Open innovation in ecosystems

Sabine BrunswickerAnnabelle Gawer

Industry / Regional Innovation Systems

7) Boundary conditions of open innovation

Frank PillerKeld Laursen

Societal 8) Social aspects of open innovation

Esteve AlmirallDennis Hilgers

Invitations by Table Hosts

Level of analysis Roundtable theme(s) FacilitatorsIntra-organizational 1) The role of individuals in

open innovationLinus DahlanderAnn Majchrzak

Ann MajchrzakUniversity of Southern California

Linus DahlanderESMT

Level of analysis Roundtable theme(s) FacilitatorsOrganizational 2) Open innovation &

entrepreneurship 3) Organizing for open innovation: Strategy & business models

Satish NimbisanJohn EttlieStefan Haefliger

Satish NambisanUniversity of Wisconsin Miwaukee

John EttlieRochester Institute of Technology

Stefan HaefligerCass Business School

Level of analysis Roundtable theme(s) FacilitatorsExtra-organizational 4) External stakeholders in

open innovation: Users & communities

Ian McCarthyJoel West

Ian McCarthySimon Fraser University

Joel WestKeck Graduate Institute

Level of analysis Roundtable theme(s) FacilitatorsExtra-organizational 5) Crowdsourcing &

crowdfundingAllan AfuahCristina Rossi-Lamastra

Allan AfuahUniversity of Michigan

Cristina Rossi-LamastraPolitecnico di Milano

Level of analysis Roundtable theme(s) FacilitatorsInter-organizational 6) Open innovation in

ecosystemsSabine BrunswickerAnnabelle Gawer

Sabine BrunswickerPurdue University

Annabelle GawerImperial College

Level of analysis Roundtable theme(s) FacilitatorsIndustry / Regional Innovation Systems

7) Boundary conditions of open innovation

Frank PillerKeld Laursen

Frank PillerRWTH Aachen University

Keld LaursenCopenhagen Business School

Level of analysis Roundtable theme(s) FacilitatorsSocietal 8) Social aspects of open

innovationEsteve AlmirallDennis Hilgers

Esteve Almirall ESADE

Dennis HilgersJohannes Kepler Universität Linz

Roundtable Discussions

Roundtable DiscussionsLevel of analysis Roundtable theme(s) Facilitators

Intra-organizational 1) The role of individuals in open innovation

Linus DahlanderAnn Majchrzak

Organizational 2) Open innovation & entrepreneurship 3) Organizing for open innovation: Strategy & business models

Satish NimbisanJohn EttlieStefan Haefliger

Extra-organizational 4) Users & communities Ian McCarthyJoel West

5) Crowdsourcing & crowdfunding

Allan AfuahCristina Rossi-Lamastra

Inter-organizational 6) Open innovation in ecosystems

Sabine BrunswickerAnnabelle Gawer

Industry / Regional Innovation Systems

7) Boundary conditions of open innovation

Frank PillerKeld Laursen

Societal 8) Social aspects of open innovation

Esteve AlmirallDennis Hilgers

PDW Schedule1:00-1:30 Introduction to the PDW and round tables 1:30-2:15 Round table discussion

• Theory: theoretical approaches and critical issues• Methods: methodological approaches and critical

issues• Proposed research questions and research

designs2:15-2:45 Reports from tables and plenary discussion2:45-3:00 Conclusions3:00-3:15 Networking

Plenary Discussion

Conclusions

Networking