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Author(s)
Angeliki Karagiannaki, Theodora Trachana, Georgios Doukidis
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2185/2018.05.001
Affiliation(s)
Athens University of Economics and Business, Athens, Greece
ABSTRACT
Considering that
traditional research and development (R&D) models cannot keep up with the disruptive advances, the incumbent
firms should consider external sources for obtaining and commercializing
digital innovations. By contrast, entrepreneurial ventures have the necessary
tech development skills and agility to create digital innovations. There has never been a better
time for incumbent firms and entrepreneurial ventures to collaborate. One
paradigm that establishes such mutual beneficial partnership is called “inbound
open innovation”. Based on a multiple-cases design, this research provides
evidence of the benefits, the degree of co-creation required, and the various
collaboration schemes that emerge through an open innovation initiative.
KEYWORDS
open innovation, entrepreneurial co-creation, collaboration, incumbent companies, digital entrepreneurship
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