In Hansen and Birkinshaw's model, the innovation value chain consists of stages of
- Idea Generation
- Conversion
- Diffusion
- In-house idea creation
- Cross-pollination of ideas across units
- External collaboration on ideas with parties outside the firm
- Selection of ideas through screening and provision of initial funding
- Development of ideas - moving from idea to result
- Spread or dissemination of the developed innovation across the organization (by which the authors mean developing appropriate metrics to measure the success of the innovation)
- Teresa Amabile et al "How to kill creativity (HBR Sept-Oct 1998); Jamming (John Kao, 1996)
- Evans and Wolf's "Collaboration rules" (HBR, July-Aug 2006); "Co-evolving at last," Eisenhart and Galunic (HBR Jan-Feb 2000)
- Democratizing Innovation (von Hippel, 2005); Blue Ocean Strategy (Kim and Mauborgne, 2004); Open Innovation (Chesbrough, 2003)
- Hamel's "Bringing Silicon Valley inside" (HBR Sept-Oct 1999); Corporate Venturing )Block and MacMillan, 1993)
- 10 Rules for Strategic Innovators (Govindarajan and Trimble, 2005); The Innovators Solution (Christensen and Raynor, 2003)
- Payback (Sirkin and Andrew 2007); Kim and Mauborgne's "Tipping point leadership" (HBR April 2003)
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