Konzepte für das Innovations-management in Klein- und Mittelunternehmen

Gelbmann, Ulrike; Vorbach, Stefan; Zotter, Karl

doi:10.1007/978-3-663-10862-7_12

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“…As part of the project and the focused region of East Saxony it is always important to include the surrounding systems of innovations as promoters as well as barriers (Acs et al, 2013). In addition to the industry, the innovation ecosystem plays a key role which has a say in success and failure (Gelbmann and Vorbach, 2007). External influencing factors include ecological factors (e.g.…”

Section: Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Experiences and outcomes from a traveling innovation lab experiment

Saegebrecht

Christian

Schmiedgen

et al. 2019

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is a case study evaluation based on a mobile innovation lab experiment – a new training and service format that offers innovation trainings on a mobile basis for schools in rural regions. Design/methodology/approach The research aims to connect concepts of “entrepreneurial orientation and education” and “innovation adoption.” The objective of the case study is to test the readiness of pupils and schools for the provided innovation trainings and services to increase innovation capacities. Findings The case study is based on an explorative survey of 778 pupils at 18 schools and shows an increased awareness of innovative thinking and entrepreneurial capabilities. Research limitations/implications The findings and implications are not generalizable owing to predefined project region and the prototype character. The study offers basic insights into the specific processes and determining factors and mechanisms of innovation promotion in limited spatial work forms. Practical implications A mobile innovation environment focused on trainings and modern technologies was created. The workshops strengthened the entrepreneurial intention and potential of pupils to foster long-lasting innovation potential in the region. Social implications The tested concept improves the method-based development of creative project ideas, thereby strengthening the regional cohesion and the economic perspective in the project region. Originality/value After extensive research, the authors assume there is no comparable concept offering entrepreneurship education and latest technologies in a mobile innovation environment, at the time of submitting this paper.

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Section: Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%