Take a look…at the new look
Idea Market 3.5 release comes with a fresh face, new dashboard layout look and extended capabilities. It’s easier to catch…
Meet Exago’s new Head of Innovation Services
Ranging from China to the United Kingdom, Spain or Portugal, Francisco Bernardes’s multicultural and multidisciplinary experience now comes to the…
ASO Company holds innovation conference in Istanbul
Exago’s partner ASO Company brought together over 100 innovation and human resources managers and some of Turkey’s leading firms –…
We’re in the top 5% of firms ranked by Happiness Works!
Exago’s one of the top 5% happiest organisations to work in, ranking eleventh in the Happiness Works – Happy Company…
Exago’s brand new 3.5 release is out, and it’s more flexible than ever
Exago’s 3.5 Idea Market release has arrived, offering a flexible workflow that fits your company’s reality and innovation programme. Answering clients’ identified needs, we continue the evolution path: 3.5 offers significant workflow options to meet your specific idea management process.
How to conquer your audience
Giving you easy access to new sources of innovation, open innovation practices allow you to ask different questions of different communities.
Innovation beyond closed corporate walls
From talent spotting through to technology scouting and the development of special connections with main stakeholders, the benefits of open innovation are many, no matter the type of industry or how big or small your organisation.
The promise of open innovation
While the idea goes back to the 60s, Henry Chesbrough, faculty director of the University of California’s Center for Open Innovation, coined the expression ‘open innovation’ in 2003. He defined it as ‘a paradigm that assumes that firms can and should use external ideas, as well as internal ideas, and internal and external paths to market, as firms look to advance their technology’.
The rise of open innovation
Just a little over two decades ago, engaging external stakeholders was a rare thing. Now, open innovation is trendy. Why is this? For a start, change has become the rule.
Open innovation and the fight for your audience
Apple, Lego, Philips, Samsung, IBM, GSK and, most recently, Tata Steel, among many others – all have adopted open innovation…