Open Innovation in ICT Services for Quadruple Helix Model

Birudavolu, Sriram; Nag, Biswajit; Wali, O. P.

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“…Open innovation offers significant benefits such as cost reduction, access to new ideas and more funding research and development (R&D) capabilities [25]. A close relation of the adoption of open innovation and a firm's performance was reported for the case of an information and communication company [26]. One of the novel operations that emerged during the last decade within information and communication technologies is cloud computing [27].…”

Section: Cloud Computing and Open Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

User Preferences on Cloud Computing and Open Innovation: A Case Study for University Employees in Greece

Gkika

Anagnostopoulos

Ntanos

et al. 2020

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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Cloud computing hastens technology driven innovation by taking advantage of the speed, the cost-effectiveness, the efficiency and the security that such applications offer. By using cloud computing, public organizations can exploit the economies of scale and innovate both efficiency and rapidly. The present study focuses on the factors influencing the adoption of a new technological application within the procedures of change management. It examines the willingness to adopt cloud computing for the case of administrative employees in a higher education institute working environment. A prediction model explores a Ubiquitous cloud computing adoption system (USAS), utilizing the theory of technology acceptance model (TAM) and resulting that end users are welcoming the adoption of the cloud computing. Policy makers should move towards empowering the stakeholders with e-skills to stimulate technology driven innovation, resulting in improvements in effectiveness and efficiency, in the creation of new jobs and in the promotion of sustainable development practices.

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Section: Cloud Computing and Open Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

User Preferences on Cloud Computing and Open Innovation: A Case Study for University Employees in Greece

Gkika

Anagnostopoulos

Ntanos

et al. 2020

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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The Innovation Strategy

Birudavolu¹,

Nag

2018

Business Innovation and ICT Strategies

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Growing Fast and Profitably in High Competitive Telecom Industry: the GVT’s Case

Fernandes

Silva

Sartori

2018

RAEP

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The purpose of this teaching case is to study the remarkable history of GVT, the former Brazilian telecom company which was acquired by Telefónica Vivo after it had revolutionized the telecom industry in Brazil throughout its 15 years of operation. Telecommunications is an industrial sector that is constantly undergoing upheavals, owing to the rapid pace of technological innovation, as well as the fierce competition, that forces companies to redesign their business models in order to flourish. This case is aimed at Master´s and Doctorate students doing courses in Business Administration, and should also be a useful way of helping teachers/lecturers to discuss business models in a dynamic class environment, such as in the area of the telecom industry. The learning objectives are to enable the participants to understand the features and limitations of the traditional concepts of business models, and to set out guidelines for an alternative framework that is suitable for a dynamic environment. The teachers involved should cover the aspects of differentiation strategies, consistent execution, process management and learning capabilities. Keywords: telecommunications; profitability; competitiveness; business model; GVT. RESUMO Este caso de ensino estuda a distinta história da GVT, antiga empresa brasileira de telecomunicações adquirida pela Telefónica Vivo, após revolucionar a indústria de telecomunicações no Brasil ao longo de seus 15 anos de operação. Telecomunicações é um setor da indústria que enfrenta turbulências constantes, devido à inovação tecnológica acelerada e à concorrência acirrada, que força a reinvenção de modelos de negócios para que as empresas prosperem. Destinado a alunos dos programas de Mestrado e Doutorado em

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Open Innovation in ICT Services for Quadruple Helix Model

Cited by 3 publications

References 27 publications

User Preferences on Cloud Computing and Open Innovation: A Case Study for University Employees in Greece

User Preferences on Cloud Computing and Open Innovation: A Case Study for University Employees in Greece

The Innovation Strategy

Growing Fast and Profitably in High Competitive Telecom Industry: the GVT’s Case

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