VISION Era-Net Publishes Studies on Open Innovation and Innovation policy

The publications of the VISION Era-Net pilot research program "Collaborative and open innovation: Future challenges for national innovation policies in the emerging European Research Area" are available for download. To access research project websites, conference presentations, and publications, go to: http://www.visioneranet.org/research

THE PROJECTS AND PUBLICATIONS:
Open innovation policy assessment framework-project developed new perspectives on public policies in the era of open innovation.
Download report: Jong, Vanhaverbeke, Kalvet & Henry Chesbrough, Policies for Open Innovation: Theory, Framework and Cases.
http://www.visioneranet.org/files/408/OIPAF_final_report.pdf

Open innovation, globalization: Theory, Evidence and Implications-project examined existing STI-indicators measure the open innovation-phenomenon.
Download report: Sverre J. Herstad, Carter Bloch, Bernd Ebersberger and Els van den Velde: Open innovation and globalization: Theory, Evidence and Implications.
http://www.visioneranet.org/files/391/openING_report_final.pdf

Sectoral Modes of Open Innovation-project addressed sectoral differences and policy strategies.
Download final reports:
Tarmo Lemola and Jorma Lievonen: The Role of Innovation Policy in Fostering Open Innovation Activities Among Companies http://www.visioneranet.org/files/369/SEMOIPI_Advansis_final_report.pdf
Tuomo Nikulainen:Open innovation and nanotechnology - An Opportunity for Traditional Industries http://www.visioneranet.org/files/371/SEMOIPI_Nikulainen_final.pdf
Paul Beije and Koen Dittrich: Developing A Research Framework for Sectoral Modesl of Open Innovation http://www.visioneranet.org/files/370/SEMOIPI_Dittrich_Beije_final.pdf

All publications are available from the above links and from the VISION Era-Net website: http://www.visioneranet.org

VISION Era-Net is a collaborative network of nationally and regionally leading innovation policy agencies. The network includes 11partners from 9 countries, and develops shared knowledge bases for innovation policy.

Countries

Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czechia, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Greece, Spain, Finland, France, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Slovenia, Slovakia, United Kingdom