Open Innovation Labs

As co-authors and experts in Innovation Management and Knowledge Management, our collaborative work and collective experience highlight the significance of the book "Open Innovation Labs: Unlocking Organizational Innovation Capacity" for readers.

Combining our expertise, we have conducted extensive research and action-oriented studies, including interviews, on-site visits, and case analyses of numerous international innovation labs. Our joint efforts have allowed us to gain comprehensive insights into the transformative power of OILs and their impact on organizational innovation capacity.

Throughout our careers, we have developed and refined management models, frameworks, and practical toolboxes to implement and manage OILs effectively. These models have been tested in real-world settings, resulting in improved collaboration, accelerated innovation, and enhanced organizational value creation.

By co-authoring this book, we aim to present a cohesive and holistic perspective on the subject matter. Our collaborative work reinforces the book's practical relevance and applicability, synthesizing multiple perspectives, experiences, and case studies from various innovation labs worldwide.

The book addresses the needs of a diverse audience, including scholars, researchers, educators, policymakers, and professionals in different industries. Our multidimensional approach allows us to connect theoretical insights with real-world practices, making the content accessible and beneficial to readers from various backgrounds and fields.

The book offers the reader a unique opportunity to leverage the knowledge of OILs. It equips the readers with the knowledge and tools they need to harness the full potential of OILs to enhance their organization's innovation capacity and stay ahead in the dynamic world of innovation. It provides actionable strategies, evidence-based insights, and practical guidance to empower organizations to enhance their innovation capacity and foster a culture of collaboration and co-creation.