Simulation of Conflict Contagion in Customer Collaborative Product Innovation

Su, Jialin; Yang, Yi; Yang, Tao

doi:10.2507/ijsimm14(1)co2

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“…Su et al . (2015) have presented customer collaborative product innovation (CCPI) as a novel pattern of new product development to integrate customers and their knowledge as the main innovative agents and resources. Because conflict is an intrinsic and inevitable phenomenon in this process, they have simulated the process of CCPI conflict contagion and verified the influence of different factors on the conflict-spreading trend.…”

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The relationship between knowledge mapping and the open innovation process: the case of education system

Menaouer

Matta

2019

AIEDAM

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In an increasingly competitive economic environment, innovation has become an invaluable asset to the organization and for effective knowledge management (KM). Nowadays, organizations are knowledge based and their success and survival depend on creativity, diversity, and innovation. A knowledge map is a vital tool for better KM and innovation. To this effect, the innovation processes on KMin education system through knowledge transfer activities will facilitate the shift from teaching as knowledge transmission to teaching as learning facilitation. In this context, we present a new approach based on, the one hand, the critical knowledge mapping being based on an extraction work of the expert knowledge and on the other hand, the description of the conceptual framework design which allows one to exploit and integrate knowledge capitalized and external knowledge by the open innovation process. In addition, this practice makes it possible to examine how KM, in particular, the knowledge mapping, can be used to establish the flow of the internal and external information in order to increase the efficiency of creativity and invention.

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Section: Literature Review/background and Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

The relationship between knowledge mapping and the open innovation process: the case of education system

Menaouer

Matta

2019

AIEDAM

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“…We considered the incentive provided to the retailer or the third-service provider by the manufacturer. We assumed that the value of µ does not rely on the quality of the product as in Guide [35] but is affected by the buy-back price [23,36]. We concluded that ∆ − (1 + µ)r j > 0 because the net per-return residual value to the manufacturer must be above zero.…”

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A Sustainable Closed-Loop Supply Chain Decision Mechanism in the Electronic Sector

Tsai

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Sustainability

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In a closed-loop supply chain for electronic products, the manufacturer's priority is to enhance the residual value of the collected end-of-use product and decide whether to outsource this business to a retailer, a third-party service, or retain it exclusively. In this paper, we constructed three models to study the decision mechanism in a closed-loop supply chain, with different players selected to collect the used product. By comparing the three models, we characterized the conditions under which the manufacturer will benefit most, and we then aimed to determine the best choice for the manufacturer. Our findings show that, when the retailer and the third-party service provider provide equal performance in collecting the used product, the manufacturer will give priority to the third-party service provider if they choose to outsource this business. If the reverse flows managed by the retailer result in a higher payoff for the manufacturer, then the manufacturer will choose to outsource this business to the retailer who will also benefit.

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“…Su et al have presented customer collaborative product innovation (CCPI) as a novel pattern of new product development to integrate customers and their knowledge as the main innovative agents and resources. Because conflict is an intrinsic and inevitable phenomenon in this process, they have simulated the process of CCPI conflict contagion and verified the influence of different factors on the conflict-spreading trend (Su et al, 2015).…”

Section: Innovation Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%