Open Innovation 2012

De derde editie van het jaarlijkse boekwerk Open Innovation is beschikbaar. Nu dus editie 2012. Waarin actuele ontwikkelingen en visies over open innovatie in dienstverlening.  Met bijdragen vanuit de verschillende Europese landen. Eén deel in het boek gaat over nationale innovatie en trends en regionale programma’s en maatregelen. Een bijdrage vanuit Novay over service engineering kon daar niet ontbreken. Service engineering zoals dat is uitgewerkt in drie projecten onder de vlag van het Service Innovation & ICT programma: Agile Service Development waarin flexibiliteit in de business, processen en IT wordt nagestreeft, Business Model Roadmapping voor het ontwikkelen, testen en uitrollen van business modellen en ArchiValue over strategisch gericht IT portfoliomanagement onder architectuur. Ter inspiratie ook casussen en best-practises van open innovatie.

Vanuit Novay werkten Wil Janssen, Timber Haaker, Marc Lankhorst en Henny de Vos mee aan Open Innovation 2012.

Open Innovation 2012. European Commission. Directorate-General for the In 2012 formation Society and Media. Voor iedereen te verspreiden, gebruiken, delen etc. onder CC voorwaarden zoals in het document beschreven.

Inhoudsopgave

CHAPTER I - POLICY DEVELOPMENT 
1.1 Services innovation: complexity, openness, modularity, and structure 
1.2 The drivers for new societal fabric: why active measures for the new societal dialogue are needed for creativity and growth in the wisdom society 
1.3 Unlocking the digital future through open innovation 
1.4 Reflections on policy, regulation and governance for open innovation: towards a research and policy 'enabling framework’ 
1.5 Rights or limitations: an autopsy of business-model based copyright regulation 
1.6 Socio-economic impact of open service innovation supporting the Digital Agenda 
1.7 Pioneering regions and societal innovations as enablers for the Europe 2020 strategy 
1.8 New governance models towards a open Internet ecosystem for smart connected European cities and regions 
CHAPTER II - TRENDS AND COUNTRY REPORTS 
2.1 Innovative cross-border eSolutions and eServices development in the Danube eRegion 
2.2 From service innovation to service engineering — results from the Service Innovation and ICT programme
2.3 Managing innovation in the public sector
2.4 Innovation partnerships for next generation public services 
CHAPTER III - INTERESTING CASES AND EXAMPLES
3.1 Idea Crowdsourcing at Nokia — 12 months wiser
3.2 How cloud computing can take service innovation to the next level 
3.3 SAP Research Living Labs — a perfect infrastructure to drive open innovation 
3.4 Promoting serendipity in research: semantic keyword analysis 
3.5 The application of Open Innovation 2.0, engaged scholarship and design science research in the Innovation Value Institute 
3.6 Navigating intellectual capital of nations for service Innovation in the European Union
3.7 Mapping the intellectual capital of post-Soviet states
3.8 Dialogues Incubator: open service innovation in the financial sector