Tema 3 Open innovation

What is a primary characteristic of the Chandlerian model of innovation?

Which of the following factors has contributed to the decline of the strategic advantage of internal R&D?

How does open innovation differ from the Chandlerian model in terms of knowledge boundaries?

What type of open innovation involves acquiring startups and forming alliances?

What is a common misconception about the source of innovations in the contemporary landscape?

The Chandlerian Model

Emphasizes internal capabilities and resources.
Relies primarily on internal R&D for innovation.
Assumes all necessary knowledge exists internally.
Follows a linear innovation process (internal research to market).
Views innovation as proprietary and a source of competitive advantage to be kept within the company.

Open Innovation vs. Chandlerian Model

Chandlerian model is internally focused, open innovation is focused on external collaboration.
Chandlerian model is linear, open innovation is iterative and networked.
Chandlerian model has closed boundaries, open innovation has permeable boundaries.
Chandlerian model views innovation as a competitive advantage, open innovation sees it as part of an ecosystem.

Rationale Behind Open Innovation

Many innovations originate from startups, not established companies.
Companies need to collaborate in a world with many knowledge producers.
Even highly creative companies can't always benefit from their own innovations.

Types of Open Innovation

Inbound: Collaboration, buying inventions, acquiring startups, alliances, joint ventures.
Outbound: Licensing technologies, forming joint ventures or spin-offs.

Explore the differences between the Chandlerian innovation model and open innovation. This quiz highlights their approaches to internal and external collaboration, linear versus iterative processes, and views on competitive advantage. Test your understanding of these innovation paradigms and their implications for businesses.