2002
DOI: 10.1080/08956308.2002.11671500
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Model of Co-Development Emerges

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“…This body of research is concerned with how firms purposefully develop and co-ordinate a wide range of network partners to bring about innovation. Deck and Stron (2002) additionally suggest that third party integration in co-development necessitates recognising and understanding the value chain firms operate in. This involves determining how other firms can add value and purposefully identifying, selecting and evaluating partnerships with firms that are capable of furthering the development process.…”
Section: Specifying Roles and Activities Among Development Partnersmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…This body of research is concerned with how firms purposefully develop and co-ordinate a wide range of network partners to bring about innovation. Deck and Stron (2002) additionally suggest that third party integration in co-development necessitates recognising and understanding the value chain firms operate in. This involves determining how other firms can add value and purposefully identifying, selecting and evaluating partnerships with firms that are capable of furthering the development process.…”
Section: Specifying Roles and Activities Among Development Partnersmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Whilst the traditional benefits of cost-cutting and speed to market have been well-documented (Bruce, Leverick, & Littler, 1995;Gugler, 1992) for incremental developments, longer term and more strategic advantages have more recently been highlighted for radical innovations. These include valueadded solutions (Deck & Stron, 2002), new market ideas, technological solutions and opportunity scanning, information about user requirements (Johnsen & Ford, 2000) and worldwide reach (Powell, Koput, Smith-Doer, & OwenSmith, 1999).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Pour penser davantage la dimension réticulaire en termes stratégiques, Chesbrough (2003) propose le concept d'« open innovation », où la dynamique de l'innovation « ouverte » est bidirectionnelle : « L'innovation ouverte signifie que les idées valables peuvent provenir de l'intérieur ou de l'extérieur de l'entreprise et peuvent également être commercialisées depuis l'entreprise ou à l'extérieur de l'entreprise » (Chesbrough, 2003, p. 43 ; notre traduction). Dans la foulée de Pisano (1994), Powell (1998) (Hamdouch et Depret, 2000, 2004Baumol, 2002 ;Baum, Calabrese et Silverman, 2000), ou de codéveloppement (Deck et Strom, 2002) -, la création de valeur repose sur une nouvelle rationalité stratégique de recherche et développement. Concrètement, partant de savoirs limités du fait de l'explosion des connaissances, une entreprise organise ses capacités de R-D non seulement pour mieux connaître, comprendre, sélectionner et capter la richesse des savoirs externes (Leonard-Barton, 1984 ;Cohen et Levinthal, 1990), mais tout autant pour introduire les pièces manquantes et complémentaires (Powell, 1998 ;Arora et Gambardella, 1990) afin de créer de nouveaux systèmes technologiques inimitables (Teece, 1998) ou encore des sources additionnelles de revenus et de profits tirés de la vente à tout moment d'extrants de recherche à d'autres firmes les utilisant dans leurs propres systèmes (Chesbrough, 2003, p. 53 ;Andrew et Sirkin, 2003, p. 5 2.…”
Section: Vers Un Modèle D'affaires « Ouvert » (Open Business Model)unclassified
“…With the rapidly changing environment and the advent of global competition, more brand owners now collaborate with other suppliers to develop a new product to shorten the time-to-market (Maloni and Benton 1997, Deck and Strom 2002, Chu and Cheng 2005. Wang and Lin (2006) refer to a Sony Ericsson example to show that the brand owner needs to be a system integrator to choose the right partners.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%