Service Innovation Management Models: Planned, Iterative and Emergent Innovations

Kitsuta, Carla M.; Quadros, Ruy

doi:10.23919/picmet.2017.8125480

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“…Gestión de La I+D+i: Requisitos Del Sistema de Gestión de La I+D+i., 2014), Temaguide (COTEC, 1999), CEN/TS 16555 (UNE CENT/TS, 2006), andISO 56002 (ISO, 2019), among others, have been developed. However, these models are not fully applicable because of the diversity of contexts that industries have (Kitsuta & Quadros, 2017). This situation also occurs in the IT industry, we observe studies such us: proposals for innovation models integrated into other process models (Eito-Brun, 2017;Kießling et al, 2010), the application of innovation processes in some companies (Galina et al, 2016), or the adoption of innovation management practices (Kitsuta & Quadros, 2017;Weber et al, 2017).…”

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“…However, these models are not fully applicable because of the diversity of contexts that industries have (Kitsuta & Quadros, 2017). This situation also occurs in the IT industry, we observe studies such us: proposals for innovation models integrated into other process models (Eito-Brun, 2017;Kießling et al, 2010), the application of innovation processes in some companies (Galina et al, 2016), or the adoption of innovation management practices (Kitsuta & Quadros, 2017;Weber et al, 2017). These studies help to improve the understanding of innovation activities, therefore, to improve the competences and the results of innovations.…”

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Innovation Management in IT Industry

Melendez

Dávila

2022

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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The extraordinary growth of the information technology (IT) industry has had innovation as a key element, motivating research on innovation management. The objective of this study is to organize and analyse the literature on innovation management in the IT industry. Through a systematic mapping study (SMS), 7259 studies were obtained of which 76 studies were selected and classified. This SMS made it possible to structure the knowledge developed in categories: research topics, types of research, contribution, research methods and bibliometric characteristics. The studies were mostly focused on the operations, organizational context, and support for innovation. In addition, a greater number of philosophical articles were found. Among the most used research methods were surveys, interviews, case studies, and literature reviews. Also, the frequency of published articles shows an increasing trend, especially in recent years. Finally, This SMS provides information on spaces that are still pending to be investigated or amplified.

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