An Approach for Developing Concept of Innovation Readiness Levels

Lee, Ming Chang; Chang, To; Chien, W. T. Chang

doi:10.5121/ijmit.2011.3203

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“…Each phase is based on five factors: technology, market, organization, partnership, and risk (Tao et al, 2009). Lee et al (2011) explored the further development of the idea of IRL, which accommodates innovation theories such as product life cycle, system readiness levels, the market adoption model, and technological readiness level. Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) are a systematic metric/ measurement system that allows for the assessment of a specific technology's maturity as well as the consistent comparison of maturity across other types of technology (Straub, 2015).…”

Section: Methods Of Measuring Integrated Innovationmentioning

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“…The research is based on the analysis on the types of innovation -product innovation, organizational innovation and service innovation -on the works of Volo (2006), Fagerberg and Godinho (2006), Hjalager (2002). As well Burgelman et al (2004), Furr andDyer's (2014), Ries (2011), Najda-Janoszka and Kopera (2014), Tao et al (2009) Lee et al (2011), Shum (2015 and Koen et al (2001) who examine the main methods used to measure integrated innovation within rural tourism of classifications, determining factors and developmental theories about innovation and its relationship with the tourism sector.…”

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The Evaluation of Integrated Innovations in Rural Tourism Organizations

Mejerytė-Narkevičienė

PIHANAKEALOHA

2022

HUMANITIES STUDIES

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With such heightened awareness of innovation within a tourism industry, the factors to improve economic growth and trajectory of an organization is said to be critically dependent upon whether an organization chooses to implement innovation into their business strategy. Innovation is recognized as one of the most determining factors in the improvement of competitiveness, becoming a powerful explanatory factor of the differences between countries, regions and companies in terms of their economic growth. Thus, implying that in order to be competitive amongst competitors across nations, regions and towns, innovation is key. It also instinctively raises the question of if innovation is the key then what does it unlock? For example, if innovation is important, does it unlock the knowledge to understand challenges faced by rural organizations when integrating innovation and how to solve them? Or does it provide an organization with a specific way to measure its ability to integrate innovation into its business structure? In order to assess these questions, the purpose of the research is to evaluate integrated innovations within rural tourism organizations. The research object is the integrated innovation. The objectives of the work are to define the types, classifications and determinants of innovation; analyze rural tourism organizations' in Lithuania and their ability to implement innovation by examining its readiness and challenges; determine integrated innovations in rural tourism organizations through methods of measuring innovation. The research is based on the analysis on the types of innovation -product innovation, organizational innovation and service innovation -on the works

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The Evaluation of Integrated Innovations in Rural Tourism Organizations

Mejerytė-Narkevičienė

PIHANAKEALOHA

2022

HUMANITIES STUDIES

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“…Lee, Chang and Chien [31], for example, have created a set of six innovation readiness levels, based off of the DoD/NASA TRLS. Vyakarnam [32] fits the NASA nine-level TRL system within the first three levels of a technology commercialization framework, using Rogers [33] "Technology Adoption Life Cycle model" for the remaining four levels.…”

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In search of technology readiness level (TRL) 10

Straub

2015

Aerospace Science and Technology

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“…Technology adoption is thus a series of sign-offs to move through one risk-gate to the next and integrate innovation within a developing technology regime or system. Typically this involves the approval of both hardware and software elements at ever higher levels of specificity in terms of their material configuration and performance (Lee, Chang, and Chien 2011).…”

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Aligning technology and institutional readiness: the adoption of innovation

Webster

Gardner

2019

Technology Analysis & Strategic Management

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This paper explores and develops the concept of 'readiness' as it relates to the adoption of innovation. In particular, the paper discusses readiness in regard to the notion of 'technology readiness' levels, widely used today by both producers and users to monitor and manage emergent innovation. The paper argues that, while useful, this notion needs to be informed by and subsumed within a broader concept of 'institutional readiness'. The latter is especially important in conceptualising how new technologies are actually adopted in organisational settings. The paper develops a model of institutional readiness that recognises the saliency of technology readiness but which embeds it within a broader sociotechnical framework. This is illustrated with reference to the emerging field of regenerative medicine.

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An Approach for Developing Concept of Innovation Readiness Levels

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The Evaluation of Integrated Innovations in Rural Tourism Organizations

The Evaluation of Integrated Innovations in Rural Tourism Organizations

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Aligning technology and institutional readiness: the adoption of innovation

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