Given the scale and scope of consumer conversations on social media, it is both possible and challenging for organizations to identify valuable ideas from those conversations that could lead to successful innovations. We examine how a large retailer developed a new capability to leverage public social media conversations for innovation through a process of filtering, assessing, converting, and deploying. By inductively developing a process model of how the retailer managed to convert consumer conversations on social media into organizational innovation, our study sheds light on the microfoundations of this important capability
The recent decade has witnessed a mass proliferation of information systems enabled, community-based...
This article investigates a customer co-creation project at the innovation process front-end of a la...
The use of social media for innovation requires firms to manage rapid information transfers, big dat...
Given the scale and scope of consumer conversations on social media, it is both possible and challen...
Abstract: The rise of social media has opened new pathways for organizations to innovate, in particu...
Retail firms are increasingly using social media for purposes other than traditional marketing, such...
Do enterprise social network platforms in an organization make the company more innovative? In theor...
Firms increasingly employ social media for innovation, yet current literature offers little guidance...
Many organizations use Enterprise Social Media (ESM) to encourage their employees to collaborate, sh...
An increasing number of organizations have installed enterprise social media (ESM) platforms to allo...
Despite the exponential rise of social media use in external stakeholder engagement, academic resear...
Despite the exponential rise of social media use in external stakeholder engagement, academic resear...
In the paradigm of open innovation it is recognized that valuable innovation-related knowledge is be...
Social media for innovation have been used by organizations all over the world to involve users in t...
Social media have been increasingly adopted for organizational purposes but their operational implic...
The recent decade has witnessed a mass proliferation of information systems enabled, community-based...
This article investigates a customer co-creation project at the innovation process front-end of a la...
The use of social media for innovation requires firms to manage rapid information transfers, big dat...
Given the scale and scope of consumer conversations on social media, it is both possible and challen...
Abstract: The rise of social media has opened new pathways for organizations to innovate, in particu...
Retail firms are increasingly using social media for purposes other than traditional marketing, such...
Do enterprise social network platforms in an organization make the company more innovative? In theor...
Firms increasingly employ social media for innovation, yet current literature offers little guidance...
Many organizations use Enterprise Social Media (ESM) to encourage their employees to collaborate, sh...
An increasing number of organizations have installed enterprise social media (ESM) platforms to allo...
Despite the exponential rise of social media use in external stakeholder engagement, academic resear...
Despite the exponential rise of social media use in external stakeholder engagement, academic resear...
In the paradigm of open innovation it is recognized that valuable innovation-related knowledge is be...
Social media for innovation have been used by organizations all over the world to involve users in t...
Social media have been increasingly adopted for organizational purposes but their operational implic...
The recent decade has witnessed a mass proliferation of information systems enabled, community-based...
This article investigates a customer co-creation project at the innovation process front-end of a la...
The use of social media for innovation requires firms to manage rapid information transfers, big dat...