Open Innovation and Entrepreneurship 2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-16912-1_3
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Open Innovation Models for Increased Innovation Activities and Enterprise Growth

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“…Chen Jin et al (2012) established a theoretical framework of collaborative innovation from two dimensions, namely integration dimension and interaction intensity, and proved that the collaborative innovation is mainly manifested in the process of industry-university research cooperation [17]. Rexhepi et al (2019) explored the initial model of knowledge production -the Triple Helix, representing an innovation system model through the interactions of three 'helices' in knowledge production: universities-industry-governments [18]. Xie Ruoqing et al (2020) evaluated the innovation capability of Chinese industrial listed companies; they introduced the collaborative innovation capability into the evaluation system as a primary index [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chen Jin et al (2012) established a theoretical framework of collaborative innovation from two dimensions, namely integration dimension and interaction intensity, and proved that the collaborative innovation is mainly manifested in the process of industry-university research cooperation [17]. Rexhepi et al (2019) explored the initial model of knowledge production -the Triple Helix, representing an innovation system model through the interactions of three 'helices' in knowledge production: universities-industry-governments [18]. Xie Ruoqing et al (2020) evaluated the innovation capability of Chinese industrial listed companies; they introduced the collaborative innovation capability into the evaluation system as a primary index [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El entorno dinámico del quehacer científico se centra en la sociedad basada en el conocimiento, donde, a su vez, la dinámica evolutiva de la economía juega un papel fundamental, al igual que la innovación, la cual toma en cuenta modelos enfocados en la coordinación de actores que intervienen en la generación y aplicación del conocimiento. En este sentido, la formación de talento a través de la relación universidad-empresa-Estado representa un pilar para la transferencia del conocimiento y su aplicación social con miras a generar bienestar y mejorar la calidad de vida de las comunidades y el sector empresarial, es decir, la innovación abierta (Rexhepi, Abazi, Rahdari, Angelova, 2019).…”
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