This chapter addresses the issue of open innovation applied to business networks to explore the impact that additional collaborations with partners outside the network have on the network’s innovation performance. The results of the empirical analysis show the relevance of the presence of external partners as sources of informa- tion and knowledge for innovation and thus suggest that a network contract needs an external network: the creation of networks that perform with respect to innovation requires both the presence of internal network contract members capable of contribut- DRAFT ing tangible and intangible resources to the network and the contract network’s ability to dialogue with a larger network of external partners.
Cabigiosu, A., Li Pira, S., Campagnolo, D. (2022). L'open innovation nei contratti di rete. Venezia : Edizioni Ca' Foscari [10.30687/978-88-6969-663-3/003].
L'open innovation nei contratti di rete
Li Pira, S.;
2022
Abstract
This chapter addresses the issue of open innovation applied to business networks to explore the impact that additional collaborations with partners outside the network have on the network’s innovation performance. The results of the empirical analysis show the relevance of the presence of external partners as sources of informa- tion and knowledge for innovation and thus suggest that a network contract needs an external network: the creation of networks that perform with respect to innovation requires both the presence of internal network contract members capable of contribut- DRAFT ing tangible and intangible resources to the network and the contract network’s ability to dialogue with a larger network of external partners.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


