Intelligence collective et innovation collaborative Intelligence collective et innovation collaborative
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Collaborative workshops, ideation competitions, innovation labs, intrapreneurship programs, incubators, crowd-sourcing and crowd-funding, partnerships between large corporations and start-ups... Collaborative innovation (also known as open or participative innovation) is all the rage.
Collaborative innovation stems from the pressing need for organizations to reinvent themselves or improve certain aspects of their activities, against a backdrop of digital revolution and rapid economic and societal transformation.
Collaborative innovation schemes encourage cross-functionality and mobilize a multiplicity of players both within the company and externally (stakeholders), making it possible to cross-fertilize perspectives and generate fresh ideas on complex issues.
Intelligence collective et innovation collaborative
The program is aimed at:
Managers, executives and future executives who want to establish and maintain a culture of innovation in their organization, by equipping teams with a common culture and the right tools.
*Net price, HEC Paris is not subject to VAT. Prices, dates, teaching teams, and program content are subject to change.
Objectives
Gaining a deeper understanding of these new innovation mechanisms. Who are they? How do they operate? What purpose do they serve? In what ways are they innovative or not?
Discovering and experimenting different and effective ways of working in groups and leverage collective intelligence
Understand how to use these tools and methods to support your company' strategy
Program
The program is offered in a 2-day format.
Collaborative innovation: What is it? What is it good for? What can it achieve? When, why and under what conditions does it work? Hindrances and associated beliefs
Innovating with your employees
Innovating with your customers
Innovating with your eco-system
What are the implications for your company and your professional practices and attitudes?
Academic Direction
Pedagogy
- Time for theoretical and methodological contributions,
- Illustrations of the diversity of systems and methods with real cases involving organizations and companies,
- Time for experimentation and peer-to-peer work.
Capitalization 
This program is creditable towards an Executive Certificate from HEC Paris Executive Education.
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