Abbrevation
IFIP 8.6 2008
City
Madrid
Country
Spain
Deadline Paper
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Abstract

<P>Today, most innovative firms in the IT sector cannot possess all the knowledge and business assets they need to be competitive&#046; They must frequently rely on formal and informal agreements with partners not only in order to cooperate in technology/product development or system integration, but also to complete their capabilities in the associated technology transfer or diffusion activities&#046; As a consequence, technology based innovation processes are changing to adapt themselves to deep changes in organisational contexts and they are becoming more open&#046;</P> <P><B>Keywords:</B> &#8211; Cooperative IT transfer and diffusion theory and practice&#046;<BR>&#8211; Public&#8211;private partnerships for IT transfer and diffusion&#046;<BR>&#8211; Role of national, regional and local authorities in cooperative diffusion theory&#046;<BR>&#8211; Public procurement of IT services and other demand&#8211;side policies as catalysts<BR>for open innovation&#046;<BR>&#8211; IT tools to support cooperative technology transfer and diffusion in the context<BR>of Web 2&#046;0 and future 3&#046;0&#046;<BR>&#8211; Case studies for specific technologies, geographical contexts, or organisations<BR>related to IT or IT&#8211;supported fields&#046;<BR>&#8211; Open innovation models for public and private organizations&#046;<BR>&#8211; IP rights management, IT standards&#046;<BR>&#8211; Open business models in non&#8211;IT sectors&#046;<BR>&#8211; Products, services and new ventures based on IT open innovation&#046;<BR>&#8211; Innovating with customers&#046;</P>