Open Innovation

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historic context

education

what does higher education mean in

knowledge economy?

internet

digital generation

“cut & paste???”

old economic order

separation of production and consumption

"When I was a boy ... in front of every house in the summer evening you would find young people together singing the songs of the day or the old songs. Today you hear these infernal machines going night and day. We will not have a vocal cord left. The vocal cords will be eliminated by a process of evolution, as was the tail of man when he came from the ape."

John Philip Sousa, quoted in Remix (L. Lassig)

“Painting and sculpture were organically one with architecture, as that was one with the social purpose that building served. Music and song were intimate parts of the rites and ceremonies in which the meaning of group life was consummated. Drama was a vital reenactment of the legends and history of the group life."

John Dewey from Art as Experience

"The growth of capitalism has been a powerful influence in the development of the museum as the proper home for works of art, and in the promotion of the idea that they are apart from the common life. The nouveaux riches, who are important byproduct of the capitalist system, have felt especially bound to surround themselves with works of fine art which, being rare, are also costly. Generally speaking, the typical collector is the typical capitalist."

John Dewey from Art as Experience

“vocal cord” was emasculated

professional ...managersmusicians

artistsinstitutions

schools

that’s us!

center for design + innovation

cD+i

new organizing principles

post-professional society

challenge to old intellectual elites

old guards of knowledge

corporate R&D

university

professionals

media

vs

individual employees

students

consumers

it is like apolitical revolution

loss of power

sacrifice

negotiation

new orders

co-creation

not invented hereto

proudly found elsewhere

local searchto

network search

command & controlto

access & coordination

“P&G has 8,500 researchers; and we figured that there are another 1.5 million researchers with pertinent areas of expertise. Why not pick their brain?”

AG Lafley (CEO of P&G)

how can we use open innovation?

creation

innovation

design

solution

prediction

organization

validation

marketing

on-line vs.

off-line

marketvs.

community

on-line off-line

transactional marketplace incubator

relational community clan

unbounded innovation