In the this highly competitive market, a company's capacity to generate and market creative and original ideas is a key for success. But most companies have limited resources and so, knowledge creation can not be generated solely from within the firm. In order to expand their knowledge base, organizations begun to implicate stakeholders in all phases of the new product development process, from idea generation, selection, development and eventually, even to marketing the new products or services. In this context, the Internet and the new technologies represent a valuable instrument for companies, due to the fact that they can enhance the firms’ ability to actively engage all their stakeholders in collaborative innovation. Our paper presents...
The classic view of marketing has always regarded the customer as external to the firm and a passive...
This chapter focuses on two emerging patterns that characterize innovation in the knowledge economy:...
The classic view of marketing has always regarded the customer as external to the firm and a passive...
In the this highly competitive market, a company's capacity to generate and market creative and orig...
The current business environment is in constant change, characterized by increased competition and i...
In the networked world, firms are recognizing the power of the Internet as a platform for co-creatin...
In the networked world, firms are recognizing the power of the Internet as a platform for co-creatin...
The paper aims to explore consumer co-creation experience of new product development processes. Spec...
AbstractParticipation of all relevant stakeholders to the New Product Development (NPD) process is a...
Purpose - Focusing the attention on online corporate blogs and commercial communities, this paper wi...
Taking into consideration the shift from product or firm-centric approach towards the multiple perso...
Co-creation has become an important source of competitive advantage for many businesses in the moder...
The purpose of this chapter is to examine the practices of firms that intensively use the Web to coo...
Co-creation has become an important source of competitive advantage for many businesses in the moder...
The widespread adoption of Web 2.0 applications, commonly known as social media, has brought about a...
The classic view of marketing has always regarded the customer as external to the firm and a passive...
This chapter focuses on two emerging patterns that characterize innovation in the knowledge economy:...
The classic view of marketing has always regarded the customer as external to the firm and a passive...
In the this highly competitive market, a company's capacity to generate and market creative and orig...
The current business environment is in constant change, characterized by increased competition and i...
In the networked world, firms are recognizing the power of the Internet as a platform for co-creatin...
In the networked world, firms are recognizing the power of the Internet as a platform for co-creatin...
The paper aims to explore consumer co-creation experience of new product development processes. Spec...
AbstractParticipation of all relevant stakeholders to the New Product Development (NPD) process is a...
Purpose - Focusing the attention on online corporate blogs and commercial communities, this paper wi...
Taking into consideration the shift from product or firm-centric approach towards the multiple perso...
Co-creation has become an important source of competitive advantage for many businesses in the moder...
The purpose of this chapter is to examine the practices of firms that intensively use the Web to coo...
Co-creation has become an important source of competitive advantage for many businesses in the moder...
The widespread adoption of Web 2.0 applications, commonly known as social media, has brought about a...
The classic view of marketing has always regarded the customer as external to the firm and a passive...
This chapter focuses on two emerging patterns that characterize innovation in the knowledge economy:...
The classic view of marketing has always regarded the customer as external to the firm and a passive...