EXPLORING AND BUILDING TOMORROW'S ORGANIZATIONS
Golden Age of Closed Innovation
Open Innovation starts to be a very popular topic in Europe. This has been the case for much longer in US (since 15-20 years ago). Open Innovation will be the subject of a series of forthcoming articles. Before being open, innovation was closed. However the expression...
Open Innovation in Five Lessons According to Xerox
The expression "open innovation", coined by Henry Chesbrough in 2003, has become increasingly fashionable in Europe and large industrial groups are looking for ways to implement "open innovation". "Open innovation" has popped up in the program of most professional...
The European Commission Speaks about PRESANS
The European Commission has interviewed the founders of PRESANS and speaks about our innovative services and technology in web mining in their newsletter. The points that they have kept is : PRESANS is a social network for researchers, PRESANS connect industry to...
Invention is not Innovation
Following my article “what is Innovation?”, I would also like to explain what an innovation IS NOT. In particular, I would like to show the difference between Invention and Innovation. Two different Etymologies Even if the two words Invention and Innovation sound...
Even Newton Could be Wrong !
Behind this provocative title lies the seminal article of a series to be published on Open Your Innovation, a blog on Open Innovation by people working on Open Innovation.
PRESANS receives the Innovation Prize from Albert Fert
Albert Fert, Physics Nobel Prize 2007 handed the Innovation Prize of the Ecole Polytechnique to the team of PRESANS on the 26th of mach 2009. A big thank from the whole team to the Ecole, and in particular to the Direction des Relations Industrielles et des...
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