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This book explores new frameworks and methods of understanding and analysing innovation. These are set against a backdrop of 'innovation with care', which is seen as a phenomenon that takes place among many actors with different perspectives, ideas and cultures that must be carefully woven together in order to achieve the benefits of innovationThe new perspectives presented by the contributors will be important in encouraging successful innovation across sectors, organizations and people. They examine how people and organizations deal with the tensions and paradoxes in the innovative process between creativity and innovation, variation and selection, and sense and strategy-making. The book also includes a sociological approach to innovation as a complement to economic perspectives in order to better understand how people can benefit from innovation in a number of interesting private and public cases. To benefit from innovation, it concludes, people depend less on formal roles and formal organization than on a caring approach that enables them to deal with and interpret evolutions across people, organizations and sectors.
This highly original, innovative book will provide fascinating reading for a diverse audience, including academics, researchers, policymakers and managers with an interest in innovation, organization studies, institutional theory and, more generally, business and management.
Contents
Contents:
Foreword
Jon Sundbo
INTRODUCTION
1. Innovation with Care: What it Means
Lars Fuglsang
PART I: INVOLVEMENT
2. Innovation and Involvement in Services
Jon Sundbo
3. Customer Relationship Management (CRM) as Innovation: Taking Care of the Right Customers
Jan Mattsson
4. Innovation with Care in Health Care: Translation as an Alternative Metaphor of Innovation and Change
John Damm Scheuer
PART II: IMPORTANCE
5. The Public Library Between Social Engineering and Innovation with Care
Lars Fuglsang
6. Getting Waste to Become Taste: From the Planning of Innovation to Innovation Planning
Gestur Hovgaard
7. Public Innovation with Care: A Quantitative Approach
Lars Fuglsang, Jeppe Højland and John Storm Pederson
8. Meta-Innovations on Strategic Arenas: Innovative Management in Public Organizations
Jørn Kjølseth Møller
PART III: POSITIONING
9. The Interaction Between Public Science and Industry, and the Role of the Øresund Science Region's Platform Organization
Povl A. Hansen and Göran Serin
10. The Role of a Network Organization and Internet-based Technologies in Clusters: The Case of Medicon Valley
Ada Scupola and Charles Steinfield
11. The 'Mad Max Puzzle': Positioning and the Lone Inventor
Jerome Davis and Lee N. Davis
PART IV: SENSEMAKING
12. Sense Caring in Innovation
Peter Hagedorn-Rasmussen
13. Making Innovation Durable
Connie Svabo
14. Intrapreneurship: Differences in Innovations is a Matter of Perspective and Understanding
Hanne Westh Nicolajsen
15. Mindful Innovation
Pouol Bitsch Olsen
Index