Structured and documented collection of current signals for arising changes in innovation patterns
This research report identifies and explores emerging signals of change in innovation patterns, focusing on various sectors and geographic scopes. It examines the methods, actors, and conditions influencing innovation, highlighting trends such as crowdsourcing, open design, and social innovation. The report also considers the role of policy and the potential for transformative innovation to address global challenges.
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Quick Facts | |
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Report location: | source |
Language: | English |
Publisher: |
INFU |
Authors: | François Jégou , Karl-heinz Leitner , Johannes Mahn , Giampiero Pitisci , Wolfram Rhomberg , Sivert Von Saldern , Philine Warnke , Vanessa Watkins |
Geographic focus: | Global |
Methods
The research method involved scanning various sources for weak signals of change in innovation patterns, categorizing them into clusters, and analyzing their implications. The process included identifying drivers and obstacles, estimating diffusion, and considering sector-specific and cultural contexts. The method aimed to provide a comprehensive overview of potential shifts in innovation.
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Key Insights
The report presents a collection of weak signals and potential innovation wild cards, categorized into clusters like Idea Generation, Innovation Culture, and Public Innovation. It examines the drivers, obstacles, and implications of these signals, suggesting a shift towards more inclusive, user-driven, and socially responsible innovation practices. The findings indicate a growing acceptance of diverse innovation actors and a move towards demand-driven innovation policy.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: English publication language | Global geographic scope | community innovation | creative economy | crowdsourcing | demand-driven policy | design innovation | digital technology | economics | futures | global knowledge sharing | innovation | innovation patterns | lifecycle thinking | open design | open innovation | participatory design | politics | public policy | social innovation | society | sustainability | transformative innovation | user innovation | user integration | weak signals