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L?impresa ? un?opera aperta. Open innovation in italia dal 2003 ad oggi

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  • Alberto Di Minin
  • Federico Frattini

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L?idea dell?Innovazione Aperta si ? diffusa ed ? ormai radicata in Italia. Oggi ? possibile inquadrare diversi elementi che caratterizzano l?applicazione di questo concetto. Compito del manager ? quello di sperimentare, e di trovare prassi che portino ad una soddisfacente applicazione della strategia. Compito dello studioso di management ? quello di interpretare le scelte fatte ed evidenziare elementi di continuit?. Questo contributo rivisita le sfide organizzative e strategiche affrontate dalle aziende italiane nel corso di dieci anni di implementazione del concetto di Open Innovation. Viene evidenziata in queste pagine la rilevanza di alcuni casi aziendali per i temi tuttora al centro del dibattito scientifico. Inoltre, si sottolinea come l?applicazione di una strategia di Open Innovation debba prevedere una trasformazione di molti processi aziendali, debba tenere ben presente la questione dell?appropriazione dei risultati e debba far leva sul ruolo delle persone, all?interno e all?esterno dell?organizzazione aziendale.

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  • Alberto Di Minin & Federico Frattini, 2016. "L?impresa ? un?opera aperta. Open innovation in italia dal 2003 ad oggi," ECONOMIA E SOCIET? REGIONALE, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 0(3), pages 19-37.
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