Article | REF: AG250 V1

Challenges of open innovation

Author: Pierre DEVALAN

Publication date: May 10, 2013, Review date: May 15, 2023

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2. From internal innovation to open innovation

Schematically, we can distinguish three forms of outward openness for an organization as part of its innovation process (figure 2 ):

  • a first form, known as internal innovation, which consists of an organization defining and carrying through its innovation projects with its own resources. When the organization mobilizes external resources for its projects, it does so on a commercial basis. For example, monitoring activities, or outsourcing work for a project, are part of internal innovation;

    The three forms of external openness for a company in...
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