2010
DOI: 10.4013/sdrj.2010.32.01
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Design and creativity in open innovation processes: The case of Italian industrial districts

Abstract: This paper discusses the topic of collaborative innovation as a social process that involves the exchange of knowledge focused on the existence of dense social fabric relationships between potential problem solvers (e.g. designers, suppliers, research institutions) to generate innovation. Innovation networks are developed either through market (traded interdependencies) or not-for-market (untraded interdependencies) relationships, the latter facilitated by spatial proximity. Territories and cities with their l… Show more

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“…Silicon Valley start-ups exemplify self-organising systems where broad boundaryless organising leads to more intense micro-level interactions due to actors seeking order when confronted with uncertainty (Weick, 2011). Casoni (2010) pointed to socioeconomic ecosystems where actor proximity, such as the networked design community (Katz, 2015), is important. This context can be understood as a design space where social interactions shape the identities of participants mediating personal meaningfulness and their acceptance of what constitutes the merging of identities into collective and more compromised justifications.…”
Section: Interpreting Design Manager In-betweennessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Silicon Valley start-ups exemplify self-organising systems where broad boundaryless organising leads to more intense micro-level interactions due to actors seeking order when confronted with uncertainty (Weick, 2011). Casoni (2010) pointed to socioeconomic ecosystems where actor proximity, such as the networked design community (Katz, 2015), is important. This context can be understood as a design space where social interactions shape the identities of participants mediating personal meaningfulness and their acceptance of what constitutes the merging of identities into collective and more compromised justifications.…”
Section: Interpreting Design Manager In-betweennessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A visão sistêmica abarca o contexto tradicional do design -forma, função, valor e significado -, mas amplia o campo de percepção de suas interações para o olhar sensível às variantes que compõem suas inter-relações. Isso Gestão de design e a cadeia produtiva: embalagens de medicamentos no sistema produto permite que o próprio fazer do design se expanda, como no caso da atuação em territórios -sendo ele instrumento de convergência de talentos, valores e comportamentos sociais (Casoni, 2010) -e em processos de gestão tradicionalmente dirigidos por outras áreas de conhecimento. Independente do tamanho do negócio, o fazer do design, aplicado em um processo de gestão, tem-se consolidado como parte de um sistema estratégico onde -junto aos custos, a qualidade, as tecnologias, a pesquisa e desenvolvimento, a proposição de valor, entre outros -cada variável funciona em contextos particulares ao mesmo tempo em que se relaciona com o todo -e, nesse todo, está o design como fator estratégico (Martins e Merino, 2011).…”
Section: Gestão De Design E Contextounclassified