Systems of innovation and innovation ecosystems: a literature review in search of complementarities

Bassis, Nihad Faissal; Armellini, Fabiano

doi:10.1007/s00191-018-0600-6

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“…Innovations in the global EI are closely linked to changes in technology, but it is not worth saying that this is the only type of innovation possible in this industry. The EI companies are changing when introducing organizational innovations caused by changes in the market environment [55,56].…”

Section: Open Innovations For Ai Implementation In the Energy Sectormentioning

confidence: 99%

Trends, Impacts, and Prospects for Implementing Artificial Intelligence Technologies in the Energy Industry: The Implication of Open Innovation

Dudnik

Vasiljeva²,

Kuznetsov

et al. 2021

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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This research aims to substantiate the impact of using open innovation (OI) in the energy sector in readiness to implement artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and their effectiveness. The empirical method was proposed to determine the readiness level of OI for the implementation of AI technologies by comparing Russian and French energy companies. Readiness level indicators of companies for AI implementation using the Fibonacci sequence, Student’s t-test, and the method of fuzzy sets were empirically determined. The integrated readiness indicator for AI implementation by companies was calculated using the method of fuzzy sets and expressed through variance, allowing for these significant factors. Russian companies are at a low level of developmental readiness to implement AI, which is in contrast to companies operating in a developed market where the determining factor is the AI technology cost. The example of the innovative business model “Energy-as-a-Service” shows the synergistic effects of OI use and AI technology introduction. This paper is novel because it seeks to contribute to the current debate in the literature, justifying the position that energy companies that have in the past actively applied the concept of open innovation in business, are the most competitive and most efficient in implementing AI technologies.

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Section: Open Innovations For Ai Implementation In the Energy Sectormentioning

confidence: 99%

Trends, Impacts, and Prospects for Implementing Artificial Intelligence Technologies in the Energy Industry: The Implication of Open Innovation

Dudnik

Vasiljeva²,

Kuznetsov

et al. 2021

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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“…The idea of BIs as the actor operating individually for innovation and entrepreneurship development in a specific geographical context is restrictive. Indeed, introducing the concept of ecological ecosystems in business has led to the emergence of the business ecosystem concept (Bassis & Armellini, 2018), which has evolved into different and specific concepts over the years, including those of the 'industrial ecosystem', 'innovation ecosystem', 'digital business ecosystem' and 'entrepreneurship ecosystem' (Bassis & Armellini, 2018;Scaringella & Radziwon, 2018). For the scope of the research, the focus has shifted to the industrial ecosystem (IE) and entrepreneurial ecosystem (EE).…”

Section: Context: Territorial Approaches Within Innovation Dynamics mentioning

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“…The metaphor with the natural world has also been applied to companies: Reeves, Levin and Ueda (2016) define them as complex adaptive systems that evolve through cycles of interactions, emergence and feedbacks and interact with different systems, from business to societal ones. Trying to define the differences between the innovation ecosystem and system innovation, which both have their theoretical basis in system thinking, Bassis and Armellini (2018) define the focus of system innovation in the location (region or country) to which a firm belongs (Patel, cited in Bassis & Armellini, 2018).…”

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Design of an ecosystem to foster systemic eco-innovation

Battistoni¹,

Barbero

2020

FormAkademisk

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The current global environmental situation, with its interconnected problems, requires holistic approaches to provide a cultural paradigm shift and a different economy to overcome the linear one. Systemic Design (SD) can represent a solution creating opportunities for eco- and system innovation, especially in the manufacturing sector, which will soon face a revolution in the production model. Thus, SD can help achieve environmental and economic sustainability at the local level. A multiple case study analysis on SD projects was developed to understand the significant eco-entrepreneurial opportunities that have emerged and the barriers for their implementation. Finally, an ecosystem is designed to foster systemic innovation based on helix innovation models and identify the facilitator for its creation, namely, the ‘local systemic network booster’.

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“…What seems to be of increasing importance is the role of institutional dimensions and the way they interact in (Brynjolfsson & Mc Afee, 2015;Gordon, 2016). The systematization of this overall institutional dynamics that causes -and its being provokedfrom innovation has been developed within the thematic national innovation systems (OECD 1997;Bassis & Armellini, 2018).…”

Section: The Drastic Reintegration Of Innovation Dynamics Into Modern Economic Theorymentioning

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The “Mystery” of Innovation: Bridging the Economic and Business Thinking and the Stra.Tech.Man Approach

Vlados

Katimertzopoulos

2019

BER

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This study examines the concept of Innovation from two different conceptual and theoretical prisms: the science of economics and the theoretical tradition of entrepreneurship and organizational theory which both offer a remarkable distance in the way in which innovation is perceived. This study supports the notion that, by pointing a theoretical focus based on a co-evolutionary approach, centered on the "evolutionary heart" of the capitalist business, modern economic science and business thinking will gain from bridging the study of the innovative phenomenon with analytical fertility. To achieve this, the physiological structure and organic evolution of Strategy-Technology-Management (Stra.Tech.Man) synthesis of business becomes the center of attention, perceiving ultimately the firm as an active actor and even as a major structural co-creator of the sectors of industries and the socio-economic systems which is hosted in.

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Systems of innovation and innovation ecosystems: a literature review in search of complementarities

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Cited by 39 publications

References 69 publications

Trends, Impacts, and Prospects for Implementing Artificial Intelligence Technologies in the Energy Industry: The Implication of Open Innovation

Trends, Impacts, and Prospects for Implementing Artificial Intelligence Technologies in the Energy Industry: The Implication of Open Innovation

Design of an ecosystem to foster systemic eco-innovation

The “Mystery” of Innovation: Bridging the Economic and Business Thinking and the Stra.Tech.Man Approach

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