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CONTENTS

Housekeeping 2

ISPIM Special Interest Groups (SIGS) 3

Awards & Winners 4

Open Calls for Papers in ISPIM-Supported Special Issues 4

Invited Speaker Profiles 5-7

Programme 8-22

Session Overview and Thematic Grouping Planner 23

Hot Topic Discussion Circles 24

Partner Messages 25-30

Parallel Session Summaries (only in online version*) 31-99

Presenter & Co-presenter Index (only in online version*) 100-103

Delegate List 104-110

Notes 111-122

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ISPIM Members in Vienna

✓ Member Lounge ✓ Member Meeting & Wine

Tasting on Monday @ 1900 ✓ Proceedings on USB stick ✓ Member Pin ✓ Priority places on Wednesday

Tours

ISPIM Membership Special Offer at ISPIM Vienna only for membership to 31 December

✓ Individual - €150 now €50 ✓ Student - € 50 now €25

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HOUSEKEEPING

Stop Press Although this book is correct at time of press, last-minute changes can occur. Any changes are listed at: http://bit.ly/vienna2017stoppress

Venue

All sessions and breaks are at Wirtschaftskammer Österreich, Wiedner Hauptstraße 63. 1045 Vienna WiFi

All sessions are interactive and you are expected to contribute. Out of courtesy to other delegates, if you want to check email etc., please do not do so in session rooms. Network: WKOGAST user: gast password: gast

Delegate Badges Please wear your badge at all times, including evening events, where it is required to gain entry. Innovation Tours - Wednesday, 21 June

Tours will leave from in front of the Registration Desk on Level 1 @ 1430. Please do not be late. If you have not already selected your visit online, please sign up at the Registration Desk immediately.

• Tour 1: TU Wien Innovation Incubation Center (i²c)

• Tour 2: TTTech Group

• Tour 3: AIL - Angewandte Innovation Lab

• Tour 4: Haus der Musik

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ISPIM SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS (SIGS) ISPIM has Special Interest Groups within the framework of the Community to promote targeted specialist interaction on each topic. Each SIG has one or more volunteer Co-ordinators who convene the SIG sessions at ISPIM Events, co-ordinating output into Specialist Journals and bringing Academic, Consulting and Industry perspectives together within the SIG. If there is an area of innovation management that you would like to shape, contact Steffen Conn at [email protected] to discuss what it means to form and manage an ISPIM SIG.

The SIG’s purpose is to foster peer-to-peer interaction, proactive discussion, learning and exchange of ideas. Members wishing to author papers or presentations are welcome from industry, intermediary organisations, science or academia and should follow the regular event submission process as described in the Call for Papers.

The practical purpose of the ISPIM Special Interest Group on Digital Disruption is to help organizations sustain and develop exponential growth through digital disruption.

The objective is to increase the level of scholarship of the ISPIM Community and to enable ISPIM scholars to design, execute and publish research that is more rigorous and impactful in the field of innovation management.

The Living Labs SIG is supported by ENoLL - European Network of Living Labs. It will shed light on the concept of Living Labs, further understanding and cooperation between researchers, managers and practitioners in the field of Living Labs and explore latest practices, successes and caveats for Living Labs.

PACES: Practitioner-Academia Collaboration on Exploring Solutions Special Interest Group – PACES offers formats and platforms within ISPIM, its network and its activities, to foster and facilitate close communication and cooperation between all stakeholders, promoting industry - academia collaboration on innovation management.

We are a community that: actively publishes their latest knowledge in leading innovation and technology management journals, organizes workshops to share knowledge and develop capabilities related to the study and management of platforms and ecosystems, strengthens connections between researchers, practitioners and policy makers

If there is an area of innovation

management that you would

like to shape, contact Steffen

Conn at [email protected] to

discuss what it means to form

and manage an ISPIM SIG.

See https://www.ispim-

innovation.com/groups-

communities

This special interest group is an exciting addition to the ISPIM program. It aims to bring the academic, business and policy makers of ISPIM together to tackle very big and difficult challenges in host regions.

This SIG runs in all ISPIM Conferences. We invite regular submissions through the call for papers and organise invited speakers, workshops and networking sessions and journal special issues on hot topics. We also run inter-conference workshops.

https://www.ispim-innovation.com/groups-communitieshttps://www.ispim-innovation.com/groups-communitieshttps://www.ispim-innovation.com/groups-communities

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AWARDS & WINNERS

The ISPIM Scientific Panel Contribution Award (2017) This award is made to a member of the 150-person ISPIM Scientific Panel for excellence in scientific contribution.

• Dimitri Schuurman, imec.livinglabs, Belgium

The Knut Holt Award for Best Paper The Knut Holt Award is named after the founder of ISPIM and is awarded to the overall best paper at an ISPIM event, as chosen by the Scientific Panel. The nominees are:

• Seppo Leminen (Laurea University of Applied Sciences), Mika Westerlund (Carleton University, Sprott School of Business), Mervi Rajahonka (South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences XAMK): Innovating with service robots in living labs

• Roland Ortt (TU Delft), Ozgur Dedehayir (Queensland University of Technology), Francesc Miralles, Carla Riverola (La Salle – Universitat Ramon Llull): Innovators and early adopters in the diffusion of innovations: A literature review

• Arho Suominen (VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland) and Ozgur Dedehayir (Queensland University of Technology): Pathways to a drug: A mixed methods analysis of emergence

The Alex Gofman Award for Best Student Paper

The eponymous Alex Gofman Award is named after the long-time member and supporter of ISPIM and is made to the student with the best paper. The nominees are:

• Menes Etingue Kum (University of Münster): R&D Intensity and Corporate Foresight – Their Relationship and Joint Impact on Firm Performance: A Longitudinal Analysis in Large Firms

• Daniel Kiel, Julian Müller, Christian Arnold, Kai-Ingo Voigt (Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg): Sustainable Industrial Value Creation: Benefits and Challenges of Industry 4.0

• Karl Täuscher (University of Leipzig), Sven M. Laudien (Bayreuth University): Superstars vs. Long Tail: Who Benefits in the Sharing Economy?

The 2017 ISPIM Innovation Management Dissertation Award (sponsored by Innovation Leaders and John Wiley & Sons)

The ISPIM Scientific Panel is pleased to announce that the top three dissertations in the 2017 ISPIM Innovation Management. Dissertation Award are:

• Monika Hengstler (Zeppelin University, Germany): Radical innovation by means of open innovation: Empirical studies on ecosystems, capabilities and trust

• Andres Ramirez-Portilla (KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden): The unexpected implications of opening up innovation: A multi-perspective study of the role of Open Innovation practices in mature industries

• Balazs Szatmari (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands): We Are (All) the Champions: The Effect of Status in the Implementation of Innovations

The winners of all awards will be announced during the Dinner on Monday evening.

OPEN CALLS FOR PAPERS IN ISPIM-SUPPORTED SPECIAL ISSUES Special Issue on Surviving the Valley of Death, edited by Huizingh, Biemans in Technovation Technovation is pleased to announce this Special Issue ‘Surviving the Valley of Death’ which is interested in research that helps to increase our understanding of the Valley of Death in the context of innovation management, its position relative to the stage-gate innovation process, and the organizational changes that are required for firms to successfully cross the Valley of Death and take innovative ideas to market. https://www.journals.elsevier.com/technovation/call-for-papers/special-issue-surviving-the-valley-of-death Innovation Ecosystems Special Issue, edited by McPhee, Dedehayir, Seppänen in TIM Technology Innovation Management Review Following the ISPIM Innovation Conference in Vienna, the Technology Management Review (TIM Review) will publish a Special Issue focusing on innovation ecosystems and platforms, which continue to change how members of society connect with one another while providing new entrepreneurial opportunities. The TIM Review brings together diverse viewpoints on the issues and emerging trends relevant to launching and growing technology businesses. https://timreview.ca/ People create your innovative technology – how do you manage them?, edited by Hurmelinna-Laukkanen, Olander in International Journal of Technology Management Theoretical, conceptual and empirical studies utilising a variety of methods from qualitative case studies to quantitative approaches are welcome. We encourage work conducted on data collected from organisations of different sizes (small and medium-sized enterprises, multinational enterprises, individual experts as freelancers etc.), and from different organisational levels - including examination at micro level. We suspect that data from different market areas can provide different kinds of results, and therefore encourage studies comparing different cultural contexts and/or having one particular context of examination. http://www.inderscience.com/info/ingeneral/cfp.php?id=3538

https://www.journals.elsevier.com/technovation/call-for-papers/special-issue-surviving-the-valley-of-deathhttps://www.journals.elsevier.com/technovation/call-for-papers/special-issue-surviving-the-valley-of-deathhttps://timreview.ca/http://www.inderscience.com/info/ingeneral/cfp.php?id=3538

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INVITED SPEAKER PROFILES

MONDAY, 19 JUNE 2017

GIJS VAN WULFEN - FOUNDER, FORTH INNOVATION METHOD

Gijs is an award-winning expert on innovation and an influencer with 300 000 followers on LinkedIn alone. He is the author of the innovation bestseller “The Innovation Expedition” and “The Innovation Maze.” And the founder of the award-winning FORTH innovation method – a proven step-by- step process to unleash innovation across all dimensions of your business. Gijs advises Fortune 500 companies such as 3M, AIRBUS and Bilfinger. Gijs teaches managers at all levels of the organization how to systematically produce innovative ideas. Thanks to his methodology, managers are able to

think creatively in every situation, a skill that creates entire cultures of innovation at companies. Gijs is an illustrative storyteller with an articulate informal style which is full of insight, humor, and entertainment.

TANIA DE JONG - FOUNDER, CREATIVE UNIVERSE, CREATIVITY AUSTRALIA & CREATIVE INNOVATION GLOBAL

Tania de Jong AM is an acclaimed Australian soprano, award-winning social entrepreneur, creative innovation catalyst, global speaker and spiritual journeywoman. She founded Creative Universe, Creativity Australia, Sing for Good, Creative Innovation Global, Dimension5, MTA Entertainment & Events, Pot-Pourri and The Song Room and works with diverse communities through Creativity Australia’s With One Voice choir social inclusion programs and the global community wellbeing video challenge Sing for Good. She works across the public, private, creative and community sectors. Tania

speaks and sings around the world as a soloist and with her group Pot-Pourri releasing 7 CDs. She is Founder and Executive Producer of award-winning future-shaping events series, Creative Innovation Global. Tania’s TED Talk How Singing Together Changes The Brain has sparked international interest. Tania released her solo CD Heaven on Earth and is working on her second album Flying Free. Tania’s mission is to change the world, one voice at a time!

JAMES WOUDHUYSEN - VISITING PROFESSOR, LONDON SOUTH BANK UNIVERSITY

James issues a challenge to faddish theories, contrasting the creative potential that people have as workers with the deadening effect of conventional wisdom. Offering an alternative to myths about the future of HR, the office and the end of brands, he focuses on the need for agility, true risk-taking and progressive social and business thinking. Formerly led consulting in IT at the Henley Centre for Forecasting in the City of London and was Professor of Forecasting and Innovation at De Montfort University, Leicester. He is celebrated for his work at the London Business School and Henley

Management College on the future of management and people. He is the editor and co-author of several books and has written for The Economist, Management Today and Marketing.

IVAR RUSDAL - CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, NORDIC EDGE AS & NORDSJØ MEDIA AS

Mr Rusdal is presently Chairman of the Board of Nordic Edge AS, the organisers of Nordic Edge - Conference and Expo. He is also Chairman of the Board of Nordsjø Media AS and was President of the Norwegian Media Businesses’ Association (MBL) 2008-2010 and subsequently President of the European Newspaper Publishers’ Association (ENPA) 2010-2015. He has previously served as Chairman of the Board of Lyse AS - the regional hydroelectric and telecoms company, owned by 16 municipalities in the Stavanger region. This company also built an extensive optical fibre network in

the Stavanger region, and it has over 450.000 customers nationally on broadband fibre services. Lyse AS was one of the founders of Nordic Edge AS.

NICOLAS BRY - ORANGE VALLEY CHIEF INNOVATION OFFICER, ORANGE

Nicolas Bry is Innovation Senior Vice President at Orange Vallée within the Innovation Division of the Orange Group. An innovator, forward thinker and hands-on project leader, Nicolas sets up and leads innovation centers and creative business units. He leads the crowdsourcing platform, Imagine With Orange (Imagine.Orange.com), and was instrumental in structuring Rapid Innovation Framework (Rapidinnovation.fr), a leading innovation management blog. Prolific in technology related social media (Tweeting as @nicobry), he is fully connected to start-up ecosystems whereby he mentors

entrepreneurs, and speaks on innovation related topics. Nicolas graduated from Engineering School Supélec and further completed a professional thesis on "rapid innovation" at HEC Business School in 2010.

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TUESDAY, 20 JUNE 2017

FABIAN SCHLAGE - HEAD OF IDEA AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT, NOKIA

Fabian S. Schlage was born 1970 in Munich and trained as a computer scientist at the Technical University Munich. Since 1994, he has been in the Telecommunications Industry. Fabian is Head of Innovation and Ideas Management at Nokia and is a Lecturer in Innovation Management at THI Ingolstadt (Germany) and NW university (Switzerland). Fabian is an Advisory Board Member and Scientific Panel Member of ISPIM. Background: Personal Business Consultant to Chief Executive Board within Siemens AG. Heading functions within Business Transformation. Established Innovation

Process within Nokia Networks. Research on applied Innovation Management within international Innovation Management Networks. Leads Innovation Management at Nokia Networks. International Consultancy / Speeches / Awards e.g. at CoDEV, Marcus Evans, Management Circle, World Innovation Convention, ASUP, EURAM, ISPIM, Fraunhofer Society YouTube-Video Blog: www.youtube.com/fabsinnovationtv.

CHRISTIAN LEEB - CEO, ANGELITOS INC.

Chris H. Leeb is a portfolio entrepreneur and business angel focussing on very early phase investment. He is the co-founder of several companies in Europe and the US with Angelitos Inc. (www.42angelitos.com). He works on business strategy and social media and links entrepreneurs to his contact network. He also works with corporates as a consultant. Chris is a speaker at conferences and a lecturer at Danube University Krems.

JAN MENDLING - PROFESSOR, INSTITUTE FOR INFORMATION BUSINESS, WIRTSCHAFTSUNIVERSITÄT WIEN

Prof. Dr. Jan Mendling is a Full Professor with the Institute for Information Business at Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien (WU Vienna), Austria. His research interests include various topics in the area of business process management and information systems. He has published more than 250 research papers and articles, among others in ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology, IEEE Transaction on Software Engineering, Information Systems, Data & Knowledge Engineering, and Decision Support Systems. He is member of the editorial board of seven

international journals, member of the board of the Austrian Society for Process Management (http://prozesse.at), one of the founders of the Berlin BPM Community of Practice (http://www.bpmb.de), organizer of several academic events on process management, and member of the IEEE Task Force on Process Mining. His Ph.D. thesis has won the Heinz-Zemanek-Award of the Austrian Computer Society and the German Targion-Award for dissertations in the area of strategic information management.

WEDNESDAY, 21 JUNE 2017

HANNES ERLER - SWAROVSKI INNOVATION EVANGELIST, SWAROVSKI

Hannes Erler is an international key-note speaker with extensive knowledge of innovation management, especially as it relates to the front end of innovation. Hannes has spoken at more than 20 conferences and was the winner of the “Best Open Innovation Award 2015” from Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen, in the Category, “Open Innovation Networks”. In previous functions, among others, Hannes was responsible for the operation of a cross-functional innovation incubation group, called i-LAB as well as heading up the product development department. This 1960 year born

mechanical engineer has participated in several executive development programs, among others, at the Harvard Business School and at the IMD in Lausanne; including trainings in systematic organisational development as well as in systematic coaching.

CHRISTIAN RUPP - SPOKESPERSON FEDERAL PLATFORM DIGITAL AUSTRIA, AUSTRIAN FEDERAL CHANCELLERY

Christian Rupp is the Spokesperson of the Federal Platform Digital Austria, which coordinates the ICT and E-Government strategy of the Republic of Austria, in the Austrian Federal Chancellery and the Special Representative for Digitization of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber. For the past 15 years, he has been one of the main leaders and strategists behind the Austrian Digital Roadmap of the Austrian Federal Government and the Austrian eGovernment strategy, which made the Republic of Austria the European best practice example. In the Chamber organisation he was responsible for

the first digital steps in the early 90’s and actually for the “digital chamber 4.0” strategy as well as the “SME digital initiative” a 10 million EURO funding program.

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HELMUT LEOPOLD - HEAD OF SAFETY & SECURITY, AIT AUSTRIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Since 2009, Helmut Leopold is with the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology where he holds the position of Head of Safety & Security Center. He transformed Center, and has successfully implemented a growth strategy and a business-oriented applied R&D culture, resulting in an international leadership role in important key areas of applied research in the area of safety & security. Prior to this appointment, Helmut Leopold spent nine years at Telekom Austria. He started his career as a research engineer in the field of high performance networking at Alcatel ELIN

Research Center in 1989, and then joined Alcatel Austria for five years. He is President of the Austrian Organization for Information and Communication Technology (GIT) and Board Member of the Austrian Electrotechnical Association (OVE) and was Chairman of the Broadband Services Forum (BSF), San Francisco, USA.

HENRIETTA EGERTH - MANAGING DIRECTOR, FFG (AUSTRIAN RESEARCH PROMOTION AGENCY)

Since 2004, Henrietta Egerth has been the General Manager of the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG). From 2000 to 2004 she was responsible for business promotion and research and development at the Austrian Ministry of Economics and Labour. From 1997 to 2000 Dr. Egerth was seconded by the Federation of Austrian Industry to Brussels, where she worked in the Union of Industrial and Employers´ Confederation of Europe UNICE (now Business Europe). From 1996 to 1997 she worked for the European Commission in the Department for Prospective Analysis in

Brussels. Henrietta Egerth obtained a doctorate in commercial science from the Johannes Kepler University, Linz in 1997.

MICHAEL HEISS - HEAD OF THE RESEARCH GROUP CYBER PHYSICAL SYSTEMS, SIEMENS

Michael Heiss is the innovation expert of Siemens AG Austria and Professor for Innovation at the Vienna University of Technology (Technische Universität Wien). He studied Electrical Engineering in Vienna, made a post-doc at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the field of self-learning systems, habilitated in the field of control engineering at Technische Universität Wien, started his industry career at Bosch and is since 1996 with Siemens in various leading positions for Knowledge, Innovation and Technology Management, e.g. global Vice President for Knowledge, Innovation, and

Technology Management at Siemens IT Solutions and Services, or Principal for Open Innovation and Scouting at the Siemens Chief Technology Office, where he was globally responsible for the Open Innovation Networks at Siemens. He is Chair of IEEE Austria and Chair of the IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society (TEMS), Chapter Central Europe.

JASMIN BERGHAMMER - HEAD OF UNIT - INNOVATION PROCUREMENT, FEDERAL PROCUREMENT AGENCY

Jasmin Berghammer is the head of unit of the Service Center on Innovation Procurement. The Service Center supports public institutions in the implementation of (open) innovation procurement projects. Jasmin holds a university degree in Social Economics from the University of Johannes Kepler in Linz (Austria). In 2016 she completed her education on innovation- and product management at the LIMAK (Austrian Business School). Also, she is a certified CSR-/sustainability- and project manager.

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PROGRAMME

SUNDAY, 18 JUNE

1300 -

1730

ISPIM JUNIOR RESEARCHER LAB

The ISPIM PhD Student Community provides activities and networking for junior researchers from around the world. All junior researchers are invited to attend this Lab and must sign-up in advance.

Venue: TUtheSky, Building BA, TU Wien, Getreidemarkt 9, 1060 Vienna

1830 -

2000

WELCOME RECEPTION & REGISTRATION

Delegates are invited to the welcome reception in the wonderful Armoury (Wappensaal) at Vienna City Hall, one of Vienna’s historical landmarks, situated in the heart of downtown Vienna.

1845 - 1915 Facilitator & Moderator Q&A session for session facilitators and hot topic moderators. Led by Steffen Conn, Olga Kokshagina & Marcus Tynnhammar

1930 - 1945 Welcome to Vienna

Dress Code: Casual

Venue: Armoury (Wappensaal) @ Vienna City Hall, Rathausplatz 1, 1010 Vienna (entrance on Lichtenfelsgasse)

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MONDAY, 19 JUNE (0700 to 1330) Venue: Wirtschaftskammer Österreich, Wiedner Hauptstraße 63. 1045 Vienna

0700 -

0800

ISPIM RUNNERS Start the day with fresh minds and energy on a friendly, guided run exploring beautiful Vienna.

from 0815

DELEGATE REGISTRATION (Ground Floor Foyer)

0800 -

0825

THE NEWCOMERS BREAKFAST (Room: ISPIM Members Lounge, next to Julius Raab Saal - Ground floor)

Your first time at ISPIM? Start the first morning with a new set of friends to make you feel at home right away! Open to first-time attendees and those willing to act as a mentor only. Led by Irina Fiegenbaum.

0830 -

1030

OPENING SESSION (Room: Julius Raab Saal - Ground Floor)

Outside Innovation: A collaboration between ISPIM & ITN Productions by Jo Pearson - Senior Producer, ITN Productions

Welcome by Iain Bitran - Executive Director, ISPIM & Claudia Scarimbolo – Manager, SME-Support Center, WIFI Oesterreich (The Austrian Institute for Economic Promotion)

Moderator: Ivar Rusdal - Chairman, Nordic Edge

Gijs van Wulfen - Founder, FORTH Innovation Method - How to start innovation?

Tania de Jong - Founder, Creative Universe, Creativity Australia & Creative Innovation Global - Voices of Innovation – The Power of Positive Human Collisions

James Woudhuysen - Visiting Professor, London South Bank University – New Sectors of Production, 2030

1030 -

1100

COFFEE BREAK (First Floor Foyer)

1100 -

1230

HOT TOPIC DISCUSSIONS (Rooms: Julius Raab Saal - Ground Floor; Saal 1, Saal 2, Saal 7 on Floor 1)

Discussions on innovation "hot topics" for groups of up to 10 per topic. Sessions last for 45 minutes and will be repeated once. Delegates are required to change topics half-way through the session. Seating is on a first-come-first-served basis.

Full list of hot topics on page 24

INNOVATION RESEARCH SKILLS (IRS) SIG SESSION (Surface Swim Sessions) (Room: Saal 6 (Sallinger) - Floor 1)

Chair: Paavo Ritala

Improving Rigour and Relevance through Action Innovation Management Led by Anton Kriz & Matthias Gürtler

Ethnographic Methods for Innovation Management Research Led by Kyriaki Papageorgiou

WORKSHOP (Room: Saal 7 - Floor 1)

How to Innovate using What We Care About

Led by Henning Breuer

1230 -

1330

LUNCH (First Floor Foyer)

10


1330 -

1430

SHARING INNOVATION RESEARCH RESULTS & PRACTICE RESEARCH-IN-PROGRESS BOOTCAMP

EXPERIENCE INNOVATION 1

Room: Julius Raab Saal - Ground Floor

Room: Saal 6 (Sallinger) - Floor 1

Room: Saal 1 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 2 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 4 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 5 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 8 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 7 - Floor 1

Session 1.1: Business Model Innovation 1

(SIG)

Session 1.2: Methodologies for

the study of Platforms and

Ecosystems (SIG)

Session 1.3: Social Innovation

Session 1.4: Foresight & Futures

1: Looking ahead

Session 1.5: Invited Speaker Session on

Responsible Innovation (Part 1)

Session 1.6: Innovation Policy:

Terms, Instruments & Effects

Session 1.7: Mixed Topics

The Orange Workshop- Open Innovation & Crowdsourcing in

Practice

Facilitator: Patrick Spieth

Led by

Platforms and Ecosystems Special

Interest Group

Facilitator: Seppo Leminen

Facilitator: Rene Rohrbeck

Facilitator: Allen Alexander

Facilitator: Katrin Reschwamm

Facilitator: Urs Daellenbach

Led by

Olga Kokshagina, ISPIM, MINES,

ParisTech

Frederic Arnoux, STIM

Nicolas Bry, Orange

Mogens Sparre: Can Participatory Action Research Create Value for Business Model

Innovation?

Dirk Schneckenberg, Vivek Velamuri:

Foul is Fair: Managing Paradoxes in the Sharing Economy

Thomas Clauß, Sabrina Schneider:

Sustainable business models:

Opportunities and challenges for

development and innovation

Tamami Komatsu Cipriani: A Case-

based Analysis of the Social Innovation

Process in Real-life Contexts

Sorin Cohn-Sfetcu: Community Social

Innovation: Methodology for

Stakeholder Assessments in

Canada

Susanne Giesecke: From Grass Root

Movement to Social Transformation

Petteri Repo: Social Innovation in Focus: Comparison of Types

of Success Factors

Annette Isabel Böhmer:

Agile Mechatronics: Cross-functional

Innovation Strategy in the Age of Uncertainty

Jose Luis Solleiro: Human capital for

innovation in Mexico's mining

industry

Jukka-Pekka Bergman:

Managerial Perception on

Technology Driven Industry Change and

Competitive Advantage

Tatiana Iakovleva, Jill Kickul: Doing it

Responsibly - Bringing Innovations to

Market

Elin Oftedal, Lene Foss, Tatiana

Iakovleva: Dynamic Drivers of

Responsible Innovation

Raj Kumar Thapa, Tatiana Iakovleva ,

Lene Foss: Responsible Research

and Innovation: A Systematic Literature

Review

Gunnar Crawford: Unismart: Using open

innovation and universal design

principles to grow business

Mathias Beck: The Literature on the Effects of Research and Development

Walter Aigner: Innovation Policy instruments for

"automated driving is coming to town"

Sophie Veilleux: Local Open

Innovation for SMEs and regional development

Magnus Hakvåg, Magnus Karlsson:

The concept of innovation, bringing

order in Chaos

Cecilia Nahnfeldt: Idealistic Innovation

Anna Logacheva: Innovations and Firm's

Competitiveness: Comparison of Chinese

and Russian firms

Jan F. Killmer: Leapfrogging Behavior and its Determinants in Context of Technology

Innovations

5 MINUTE TRANSIT TIME

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1435 -

1535






Session 2.1: Business Model Innovation 2

(SIG)

Session 2.2: Platforms &

Ecosystems for Innovation 1 (SIG)

Session 2.3: Entrepreneurship &

Start-Ups 1: Opportunity

Session 2.4: Foresight & Futures 2: Design & Futures

Session 2.5: Invited Speaker Session on

Responsible Innovation (Part 2)

Session 2.6: The Innovative

Organisation

Session 2.7: Innovation Policies and Instruments

Using Games for Innovation Training

Facilitator: Dirk Schneckenberg

Facilitator: Kati Järvi Facilitator: Daria Podmetina

Facilitator: Erich Prem

Facilitator: Tatiana Iakovleva

Facilitator: Peter Robbins

Facilitator: Sorin Cohn-Sfetcu

Led by Lufthansa Systems & SDU Design Research

CPD Credit

Patrick Spieth: Business model

innovation from a cognitive perspective

Pia Hurmelinna, Irina Atkova:

Choose your disruption - changing focus of innovation

Benedikt Echterhoff: Developing

functionally validated business concepts

Diana Chronéer, Jeaneth Johansson:

Digital platform ecosystems: From

information transactions to

collaboration impact

Niko Karjalainen: A Large Scale

Innovation Ecosystem in Action

Stephan Klaschka: Implementing a

Sustainable Innovation Ecosystem

in a Global Corporation

Mark Phillips: Managing convergent innovation in nascent

ecosystems: acquiring the 'nose'

Zorica Zagorac-Uremović: Divergent

and Convergent Thinking Patterns Across Different Entrepreneurial

Opportunity Contexts

Pierluigi Rippa, Cristina Ponsiglione:

Investigating the tension between exploration and

exploitation in start-ups

Jarkko Pellikka: Managing Business

Opportunity Development and Commercialization

Nicole Reinhold, Heinrich Schwarz:

Opportunity Spaces - how to know what to

focus on?

Caroline Rudzinski: Foresight meets Design Thinking

René Rohrbeck: Forward-looking

search during innovation projects:

Can it influence innovativeness?

Shin Juneseuk: Strategic foresight to generate innovative

product concepts

Stefan Kohn: Using Design Thinking for

Corporate Foresighting

Salomé Azevedo: Development and diffusion of health

solutions by patients and caregivers

Thomas Laudal & Michael Williams:

Patient initiated innovations, triggered by the dissemination

of EHRs

Allen Alexander: Responsible innovation in

healthcare - the case of digital TV

Michael Williams:

Telesurgery: Realizing the Promise of

Technology to meet the Needs of Patients

Norawat Chutivongse:

Bridging the gaps for being an innovative

organization

Koteshwar Chirumalla:

Clarifying Feedback Loop Concept for

Innovation Capability: A Literature Review

Alice de Casanove: Overview of future

ISO 50500 series innovation

management

Tomas Backström: PICA - An updated

and extended assessment for

innovation climate

Alexandre Almeida: Closing the gap: from

rocket science to purposeful science

Audun Iversen: Innovation and

unnovation side by side: the Norwegian seafood

industry

Gokce Tuna: Organising Social Innovation in

Bureaucratic Environments: An

Ethnographic Account

Vitor Pimentel: Public Procurement for

Innovation: the case of Brazil's Health Partnerships

1535 -

1600


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1600 -

1730

THE ISPIM GRAND PRIZE FINAL (Room: Julius Raab Saal - Ground Floor)

Moderated by Kevin McFarthing, Innovation Fixer Ltd (ISPIM Advisory Board)

1600 Presentations by the 4 finalists - Fraunhofer, GE, Hewlett Packard & IBM followed by audience voting

1700 Nicolas Bry - Orange Valley CIO, Orange & Winner of 2016 ISPIM Grand Prize - Open Innovation, and Intrapreneurship at Orange

1720 Presentations to the winner and runners-up

Prizes provided by

INNOVATION RESEARCH SKILLS SIG SESSION (Room: Saal 7 - Floor 1)

led by Paavo Ritala & Anne-Laure Mention

Surface swim Session:

“Quantitative methods in innovation research: Pitfalls, best practices, and remedies”

1730

END OF SESSIONS - DAY ONE

1900

- 1930

ISPIM MEMBERS MEETING & WINE TASTING

ISPIM Members are invited to an informal meeting and wine tasting on the Schubert Terrace of the magnificent Kursalon. Come and meet the ISPIM Board & Advisory Board and find out how you can contribute to the ISPIM community. Non-members are not eligible to attend but can join ISPIM online at www.ispim.org or at the conference.

Venue: Schubert Terrace of Kursalon, Johannesgasse 33, 1010 Vienna (entrance via

Stadtpark)

1930 -

2300

CONFERENCE DINNER

All Conference delegates are invited to the Kursalon Hübner, built by Johann Garben in the 19th century with the Italian Renaissance style in mind. Balls and promenade concerts, many directed by Johann Strauss and his brother Eduard, filled this building with an atmosphere of musical delight and joie de vivre.

Awards: Knut Holt Award for Best Paper; Alex Gofman Award for Best Student Paper; Scientific Panel Award; The PhD Dissertation Award; The Technological Implications Award by Nokia

Dress Code: Dress to Impress!

Please make your own way there and don't forget to bring your badge.

Venue: Kursalon, Johannesgasse 33, 1010 Vienna

13

TUESDAY, 20 JUNE (0825 to 1000) Venue: Wirtschaftskammer Österreich, Wiedner Hauptstraße 63. 1045 Vienna

0825 -

0855

MORNING KEYNOTE 1 (Room: Julius Raab Saal - Ground Floor)

Moderated by Kevin McFarthing

Fabian Schlage - Head of Idea and Innovation Management, Nokia - Let’s create the future of humans with technology!

MORNING KEYNOTE 2 (Room: Saal 7 - Floor 1)

Moderated by Bruno Woeran

Christian Leeb - Serial Entrepreneur and Business Angel, CEO, Angelitos Inc. - Why we need a #patternshift in innovation (and not just a change of mindset)

MORNING KEYNOTE 3 (Room: Saal 6 (Sallinger) - Floor 1)

Moderated by Michael Dell

Jan Mendling - Professor, Institute for Information Business, Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien (WU Vienna) - What we can do with Big Process Data


0900 -

1000

SHARING INNOVATION RESEARCH RESULTS & PRACTICE RESEARCH-IN- PROGRESS BOOTCAMP

WORKSHOP EXPERIENCE INNOVATION 3



Room: Saal 1 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 4 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 5 - Floor 1


Session 3.1: Business Model

Innovation 3 (SIG)

Session 3.2: Platforms &

Ecosystems for Innovation 2 (SIG)


Start-Ups 2: Collaboration


3: Values & Leadership

Session 3.5: Creativity in

Innovation by

Session 3.6: Open Innovation 1

Contributing to a common

understanding of the concept of innovation

Storytelling for Innovation in Organisations

Facilitator: Patrick Spieth

Facilitator: Arho Suominen

Facilitator: Ger Post Facilitator: Margaret (Ann) Darrin

Facilitator: Mark Vandael

Facilitator: Ann Kedia Led by

Magnus Karlsson & Magnus Hakvåg

Led by NHS Horizon Institute, Lufthansa Systems &

Exeter University

CPD Credit

Thomas Meissner: Addressing

Employee Barriers to BMI through Workshops

Daniel Gentner, Birgit Stelzer:

Analyzing Customers'

Readiness for Digital B2B Business Models

Hanna Salojärvi: Business Model Adaptation and

International Opportunity

Recognition in SMEs

Mikko Dufva: Anticipating

alternative futures for platform economy in

Finland

Jonas Böhm: Resource Integration

and Value Co-Creation: Evidence

from the Energy Sector

Karl Täuscher: Superstars vs. Long

Tail: Who Benefits in the Sharing Economy?

Nikolaus Lipusch: Customer Feedback

for Startups-A Process Model and Research

Agenda

Marius Stoffels: Joining Forces for Creating Superior

Long-Term Performance

Ekaterina Albats: Open Innovation:

Exploring the reality for Universities and

SMEs

Rafaela Kunz: Radical (Open)

Innovation made in Germany: Successful

Biotech Cases

Awie Vlok: Shaping technology innovation requires integrative leaders

with success orientation

Karina Jensen: Mastering the Art of

Multicultural Innovation: The

Leader as Maestro

Giulia Palombi: Unveiling the role of culture for effective

Project Management

Leif Sørensen, Sune Gudiksen:

Value-based leadership: Game

tool as bridge maker

Steve H. W. Chen: Managing creative

climate in computer-mediated platforms

for enhancing innovation

Päivi Karhu: Paradox versus

dilemma framing in sustaining

innovation: An experimental investigation

Valérie Merindol: Supporting boundary

spanning practices during the creative

process

Dirk Primus: The effect of creative

methods on team climate

Franz Barjak: An Emergent

Quadruple Helix in Swiss Energy Sector?

Niclas Erhardt: Inside-Out or Outside-In: Unpacking Tensions

in Co-creativity

Ana Paula Barbosa: Managing collaborative

R&D projects with science-based and

market-based partners

Angelika Sauer: Trends in Organisational

Requirements for Open Innovation in Large

Companies

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1000 -

1030


1030 -

1130






Session 4.1: Business Model

Innovation 4 (SIG)

Session 4.2: Platforms & Ecosystems for Innovation 3 (SIG)


Start-Ups 3: Processes


4: Methods & Analysis

Session 4.5: Invited speaker session on Innovation in the

Public Sector

Session 4.6: Business & Universities

Session 4.7: Mixed Session

Innovation Performance

Facilitator: Dirk Schneckenberg

Facilitator: Ozgur Dedehayir

Facilitator: Anton Kriz Facilitator: Mikko Dufva

Facilitator: Dimitri Schuurman

Facilitator: Kristel Miller

Facilitator: Sabrina Schneider

Led by

Eva Diedrichs & Nils Dülfer

IMP³rove, European Innovation

Management Academy EWIV

Thomas Möllers: Dealing with complexity:

Evaluation shapes the business model

Irina Saur-Amaral: The 5B Framework of Business Model

Innovation: Multiple-case study

Anne-Sophie Brillinger, Christian

Els: Risk Patterns: A

Business Model Risk Taxonomy

Christoph Wecht: Digital Platforms at

Incumbents

Sergey Yablonsky: Multidimensional

Platform Innovation: from IT Platforms to Leadership Platforms

Heidi Korhonen: Start-ups innovating

digital platforms: Towards successful

interaction

Peder Inge Furseth: The Amazon Economy - Value Driven Service

Innovation

Erika Lind: Innovation processes in

established SMEs: Exploring constraints

and capacities

Tibor Dory: Influence of Professional

Decision Making Tools on Innovation in SMEs

Thanaphol Virasa: Study the effect of design process on

business idea development

Edgar Schiebel: Bibliometric Field

Delineation in Strategic Technology

Foresight

Ingo Schulz: A Grounded

Technology Trend Analysis for Strategic

Foresight

Arho Suominen: Pathways to a drug: A

mixed methods analysis of emergence

The Austrian Urban Mobility Labs

Initiative

Andre Spithoven: Technology for sale:

business contract research to universities

Leena Kunttu: Facilitating Role of

Educational Involvement in

University-Industry Collaboration

Arno Meerman: The World's First

Entrepreneurial and Engaged University

Accreditation

Birgit Hofreiter: Towards

Entrepreneurial University: TUW

Innovation Incubation Center in

a Nutshell

Tone Merethe Aasen: Co-location of health-

and emergency services as catalyst for

innovation

Sebastian Kunert, Emily Buber:

Culture beats leadership - first insights of the

modul_or

Anne-Laure Mention: Unveiling traps of

innovating with Social Media: An empirical

study


15


1135 -

1235

SHARING INNOVATION RESEARCH RESULTS & PRACTICE RESEARCH-IN-PROGRESS

BOOTCAMP

INNOVATION RESEARCH SKILLS SIG

SESSION






Session 5.1: Digital Disruption 1 &

Business Models 5 (SIG shared)

Session 5.2: OI & Collaboration 1:

Customers & Users

Session 5.3: Entrepreneurship & Start-Ups 4: Insights

& Clusters

Session 5.4: Foresight & Futures 5

Session 5.5: Living Labs (SIG)

Session 5.6: Innovation Research

Skills & Methods (SIG)

How to Get your Academic Paper Published (SIG)

Innovation Project-based Learning:

Facilitator: Frank Gertsen

Facilitator: Anne-Laure Mention

Facilitator: Nathalie Sick

Facilitator: Joanne Hyland

Facilitators: Schuurman/Leminen

Facilitator: Olga Kokshagina

Led by

Eelko Huizingh - Associate Professor,

University of Groningen

Led by

AachenMünchener & CLIC of HHL

CPD Credit

Daniel Schallmo: Digital

Transformation of Business Models - Best Practices and

Roadmap

Christoph Klos: Digital

Transformation of the Business Model:

A Qualitative Empirical Analysis

Dagfinn Wåge: Innovation in digital

Business Models

Christian Nielsen: From Digital Disruption to

Business model scalability

Eric Stevens: Customer's Learning Processes during Co-Creation Experience

Thibaut Barbarin: Experimentation

methods usage inside marketing

departments

Sara Neves: The Customer Co-

creation of Value in a Technology-based

Start-up

Gerrit Knispel: Translating Customer

Concerns in Co-Created Value

Nikolaus Lipusch: Crowd-based

Incubation: A new Pathway to Support

Entrepreneurship

Marcin Baron: Efficiency of Cluster

Initiatives

Csaba Deák: Key to Efficient

Operations or Key Cluster Competences

Ewald Babka: Trends influence our Tomorrow's Business

and Core Competencies

Victoria Kayser: Data Science as an

Innovation Challenge

Menes Etingue Kum: Future Preparedness, R&D Investments and

Impact on Firm Performance

Sune Gudiksen: Strategic Derby: a

game tool approach to support strategic

foresight

Seppo Leminen: Innovating with service robots in

living labs

Louise Savelkoul: Needsfinding and design of a built

environment Living Lab

Dimitri Schuurman: Open Innovation

with Entrepreneurial Users: Evidence from

Living Lab projects

Marija Breitfuss-Loidl:

Successfully Managing Living Labs: The Case of

Aspern Urban Lakeside

Aad van Dorp: Actors in Productive

Interactions for Societal Impact: a

Dutch Case

Stephanie Van Hove: Assessing User Experience of

Context-Aware Interfaces in a Retail

Store

Helena Blackbright: Assessment

knowledge and its importance for IM-

tool use

1235 -

1330 LUNCH (First Floor Foyer)

1305 -

1325

LUNCHTIME SPECIAL INTEREST SESSIONS

Session 1: The Platforms & Ecosystems Special Interest Group (SIG) Launch (Room: Saal 1 - Floor 1) by Kaisa Still and Marko Seppänen

Session 2: The Innovation Research Methods Special Interest Group (SIG) Launch (Room: Saal 7) - Floor 1 by Paavo Ritala and Steffen Conn

Session 3: The Academia-Industry Innovation Exchange Special Interest Group (SIG) Launch (Room: Saal 2 - Floor 1) by Olga Kokshagina and Hans-Jürgen August

16


1330 -

1430





Room: Saal 1 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 2 - Floor 1



Session 6.1: Digital Disruption &

Transformation 2 (SIG)


Users & Adopters

Session 6.3: Entrepreneurship & Start-Ups 5: Wider

views

Session 6.4: Innovation

Evaluation & decision-making

Session 6.5: Transferring

Knowledge for Innovation 1: IP &

Opportunities

Session 6.6: Innovation for Environmental Sustainability 1

Session 6.7: Entrepreneurship

Solving industrial problems that really

matter

Facilitator: Frank Gertsen

Facilitator: Justyna Dabrowska

Facilitator: Sorin Cohn-Sfetcu

Facilitator: Anne-Laure Mention

Facilitator: Irina Saur-Amaral

Facilitator: Sabrina Schneider

Facilitator: Mark Wilson PACES: Practitioner-Academia

Collaboration on Exploring Solutions SIG

Session

Led by

Hans-Jürgen August, Siemens Convergence Creators GmbH & Olga

Kokshagina, ISPIM

Marika Iivari: Digitalization of

Healthcare: Use of Data in Policy

Making

Claus Rosenstand: An Interdisciplinary Digital Disruption

Research Framework

Michael Glitzner: Exploring data-

driven innovations for manufacturing in a lightweight living

lab

Laurent Scaringella: Can Online Co-

Creation Influence Lead Users' and Opinion Leaders'

Behaviors?

Tuija Rantala, Heidi Kock:

Innovating Use of Digital Channels in

B2B Sales with Customers

Roland Ortt: Who are the early adopters of

innovations? A literature review

Frank Hartmann, Dana Mietzner:

The Maker Movement - Current Understanding and

Effects on Production

Cristina Barbosa: Enterprise Europe Network working towards Global

Sustainable Development through

SMEs

Astrid Heidemann Lassen:

Entrepreneurship in creative industries compared to high-tech and low-tech

manufacturing

Pedro Matos: Innovation as a Key

Competitive Advantages in SME's Internationalization

Kathrin Treutinger: Startup Events and

their Influence on the Startup Scene

Pia Hurmelinna: Antecendents and

effects of work engagement on

individual innovation performance

Verena Joachim: Are all Innovation Rejections driven

equally? Determinants of

Rejection Behaviour

Tobias Roeth: Evaluation of NPD

projects: The impact of emotions and

uncertainty

Fiona Schweitzer: The choice of

composers influences the composition

Leona Fitzmaurice: Ethical Considerations

in Academic Innovation Management

Erich Prem: Innovation

Opportunities Emerging from Leading-Edge

Art/Science/Technology Interaction

Heiko Wongel: The role of patent

information in innovation

management: survey results

Anna Vetelkina: Transferring Knowledge

for Innovation and Intellectual Property

Maria Antikainen: Creating value for consumers in CE-Tools as a service

Klaus Fichter: Factors influencing university support

for sustainable entrepreneurship

Daniel Kiel: Sustainable

Industrial Value Creation: Benefits and Challenges of

Industry 4.0

Geoff Gregson: Transforming Business and

Operational Models for Sustainable

Green Innovations

Masaaki Takemura, Akimitsu Hirota

Manabu Mizuno: Developing a cardio

simulator: More real and quicker

Minna Pikkarainen: How to Learn Right? Commercialization

Capability Development in Innovative Start-ups

Franziska Brodack: Promoting

entrepreneurial commitment - the

benefits of interdisciplinarity


17


1435 -

1535


EXPERIENCE INNOVATION 7 (Act 1)







Suppliers

Session 7.3: Innovation: Products

& Industry

Session 7.4: People in Innovation


Knowledge for Innovation 2

Session 7.6: Innovation for Environmental Sustainability 2

Session 7.7: Business Model Innovation (SIG)

Innovation Theatre for Innovation in Organisations

Facilitator: Claus Rosenstand

Facilitator: Kevin McFarthing

Facilitator: Leona Fitzmaurice

Facilitator: Pia Hurmelinna

Facilitator: Dimitri Schuurman

Facilitator: Klaus Fichter

Facilitator: Stefanie Bröring

SDU Design Research

CPD Credit

Steffen Kinkel:

Competences for the in-house

development of digital innovations

Christopher Ratcliffe:

Organizational Reactions to

Industry Disruptors

Vito Manfredi Latilla:

The PLM implementation challenges in the

Power Generation Industry

Oliver Som: Assessing Suppliers' Innovation Ability -

The Case of Deutsche Bahn

Iivari Kunttu: Relationship between

Supplier Resources and Governance

Efficiency

Fang-Mei Tseng: Supplier Involvement

Enhances New Product Performance:

Enablers

Mustafa Incekara: The Optimal Time to Integrate Suppliers into Radical Product

Innovation

Thomas Mahnke: Commoditization measurement for

sustainable innovation: A holistic evaluation technique

Kathi Eilers: Monitoring

Competitors' Innovation Activities Using Stable Patent

Maps

Paavo Ritala: Talk about

disruption? An analysis of S&P500

firms

Ozgur Dedehayir: What lies below the

S-curve? Exploring the PC game industry

Anders Wikström: Augmented

Leadership Intuition - Enhancing

Performance for Innovation

Urs Daellenbach: Evaluating Measures of Social Capital and their Relationship to

Innovation

Peter Robbins: Impact of Team Goal

Orientation on Radical Innovation

Elena Arce: Key factors in an

organizational culture change process for innovation during a

merger

Nathalie Sick: Life cycle patterns and industry clockspeed in

energy storage

Aron-Levi Herregodts: Managing Innovation Uncertainties: a User-Oriented Knowledge

Typology

Onnida Thongpravati: Market-Driving

Innovation: Exploiting Absorptive Capacity, Market Visioning and

NPD Process

Oliver Krätzig: Overcoming

impediments of technology

commercialization in battery research

Scott Dacko: Organizational

Enablers and Barriers for Sustainability-

Focused New Service Development

Linda Bergset: Financing Sustainable Entrepreneurship -A

Survey of Green Start-ups in Germany

Mario Grassl, Walter Aigner:

Innovation for Environmental

Sustainability from a former CEO's view

Igor Dukeov: Organizational

innovations in the era of renewable energy

systems

Laetitia Thomas: Characteristics of open source business models

Jessica Schmeiss: Making the Customer

King - Customer Centric Business Model

Innovation

Kathrin Hilgarter, Peter Granig:

Methods to anticipate trends in business

models

1535 -

1600


18


1600 -

1700

SHARING INNOVATION RESEARCH RESULTS & PRACTICE RESEARCH-IN-PROGRESS

BOOTCAMP

WORKSHOP EXPERIENCE INNOVATION 7 (Act 2)







Definitions & Meaning

Session 8.3: Service Innovation

Session 8.4: Methods and Measures



Session 8.6: Digital Disruption (SIG)

Repeatable Disruptive Innovation: The Concept-

Knowledge Method

Innovation Theatre for Innovation in

Organisations:

Facilitator: Sune Gudiksen

Facilitator: Matthias Gürtler

Facilitator: Thomas Clauß

Facilitator: Oliver Som Facilitator: Ekaterina Albats

Facilitator: Claus Rosenstand

Led by

Olga Kokshagina, ISPIM

Frederic Arnoux, STIM

Jean-François Duroch, TechnipFMC

SDU Design Research

CPD Credit

Päivi Maijanen:

Dealing with digitalization -

Paradoxical thinking across

organizational levels

Sven M. Laudien: Digitalization as

Driver of Business Model Innovation:

An Exploratory Analysis

Abayomi Baiyere: Leveraging Digital Disruption - The

Potential Pains and Gains of IIoT Innovations

Jane Webb: In search of meaning: Everyday encounters

for inter-organisational

innovation

Natalya Sergeeva: Innovation and sensemaking

Marcus Tynnhammar: Open

Innovation and its definitions

Alexander Lang: Reducing the

Fuzziness of Open Organization, Finding

a Definition

Bart Bossink: A Typology of Service Innovation Based on

Five-Dimension Service

Innovativeness

Tor Helge Aas: Managing New

Service Development Processes: The Case

of Experiential Services

Agung N.L.I Fahrudi: Managing

Organizational Learning

Ambidexterity in a Resource-constrained

Environment

Ard-Pieter de Man: New business models

in consulting: An analysis of practice

Margaret (Ann) Darrin:

Countering the Big "B" in Bureaucracy

Anna Walker: Measuring Innovation:

Developing an Approach for a

Service Organisation

Chie Sato: PDChart - A tool to

develop social system with multi-players

Virna Motta: R&D Management:

different approaches

Hung-Yao Liu: An Integrated Framework on

Technology Transfer

Mikko Mäntyneva: Knowledge Sharing

Practices Supporting Continuous Incremental Innovation

Lukas Neumann: Knowledge Transfer

in the Context of Frugal Innovation

Solmaz Sajadirad: Orchestration of

Globally Distributed Knowledge for Innovation in Multinational

Companies

Kjeld Nielsen: A Case-study

Framework for Properties of Digital Disruptive Entrants

Frank Gertsen: Characterizing digital

disruption in the general theory of

disruptive innovation

Indra Utoyo: Dynamic Capabilities Roles in Enhancing

Innovation Performance in

Disruptive Environment

Bernhard Meussen: Product Development

for Digitized Value Chains


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1705 -

1800

BUILDING THE DIGITAL DISRUPTION COMMUNITY WORKSHOP & COCKTAILS (Room: Saal 1 - Floor 1)

Claus A. F. Rosenstand & Frank Gertsen - Aalborg University

Allan Mørch – CEO, AskCody

Jens Christian Lindorf – VP, RTX

Session 9.1: EU SPARK SESSION (Room: Saal 4 - Floor 1) Facilitator: Bruno Woeran

Session 9.2: KOREAN INNOVATION MANAGEMENT RESEARCH (Room: Saal 2 - Floor 1) Facilitator: Shin Juneseuk

Estibaliz Sanvicente: Innovation strategy trends shaping the European energy transition

Eva Diedrichs: Measuring and benchmarking digital innovation capabilities

Philipp Bubenzer: SME Innovation Challenges along the 'Lifecycle': Insights and Discussion

Paul de Wit: Technology Development Methodology bridges Valley of Death for Microfabricated Devices

Hansol Gil: Financial profiling for entrepreneurial ventures in healthcare industry

Haesoon Kwon: Alliance in the Bio-pharmaceutical Industry in Korea

Heeyeul Kwon: Exploiting Uncertainties of Emerging Technologies: Scenario Development using Text Analysis

Haejin Jo: Finding Potential Partners for Technological Collaboration: Temporal Patent Network Analysis

Seungyeon Moon: Impact of the TBT and the Technical Innovation on Exports

1800 END OF SESSIONS - DAY TWO

2000 -

2300

SOCIAL EVENING @ SÄULENHALLE IN VOLKSGARTEN

Delegates are invited to a relaxing evening of good food and drink combined with live music and dancing located in the heart of Vienna in the hip Volksgarten which is in the grounds of the Hofburg Palace. Look out for the sixth outing of ISPIM Rocks!

Dress Code: Casual

Please make your own way there and don't forget to bring your badge.

Venue: Säulenhalle at Volksgarten, Burgring, 1010 Vienna

20

WEDNESDAY, 21 JUNE (0830 to 1035) Venue: Wirtschaftskammer Österreich, Wiedner Hauptstraße 63. 1045 Vienna

0830 -

0930


RESEARCH IDEAS SANDBOX WORKSHOP WORKSHOP

Room: Saal 5 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 1 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 4 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 8 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 2 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 7 - Floor 1 Session 10.1: OI & Collaboration 5:

Strategies Session 10.2: OI & Collaboration 6: Managing

Collaboration Session 10.3: Platforms &

Ecosystems (SIG) Session 10.4: Research

Ideas Sandbox 1 Bringing the innovation

symphony from Schubert’s 8th to Beethoven’s 9th

Led by

Mark Vandael

Futures Literacy and Entrepreneurship

Led by

The Before Project

Facilitator: Pedro Matos Facilitator: Marcus Tynnhammar Facilitator: Eelko Huizingh Facilitator: Irina Fiegenbaum

Leontin K. Grafmüller: Identifying strategies for value co-creation

in complex B2B settings

Alessandro Annarelli: Open Innovation practices for Product

Service System as a business model innovation

Rhizlane Hamouti: Strategies for market performance of

radical and incremental innovation

Mozhgan Sadr, Peter Granig: VIENNO - the Vienna Innovation Model: a

collaborative approach

Karen Janssen: Orchestrating Partnerships in a Circular

Economy, Working Method for SMEs

Signe Pedersen, Christian Clausen: Staging Collaborative Innovation Processes

Tero Haahtela, Anne Horila:

Cross-Border Transfer of a Systemic MaaS Innovation

Mariana Dodourova: A sustainable ecosystem?

Sourcing innovative IT talent in Bulgaria

Mokter Hossain, Astrid Heidemann Lassen: Digital platforms as enablers for

digital transformation

Marc Steen: Pros and Cons of Organizing Dialogues with Stakeholders

in RRI

Minna Pikkarainen: The roles of innovation

orchestration in healthcare ecosystem

Ruth Herrmann: The social dimension of sustainability

affecting employees' innovative performance


0935 -

1035


RESEARCH IDEAS SANDBOX

Room: Saal 5 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 1 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 6 (Sallinger) - Floor 1 Room: Saal 4 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 8 - Floor 1

Session 11.1: OI & Collaboration 7: Crowds, Collaboration & Contests


Networks

Session 11.3: Innovation Training, Teaching & Coaching 1

(SIG)

Session 11.4: Business Design and Design

Thinking

Session 11.5: Research Ideas Sandbox 2

Facilitator: Fiona Schweitzer

Facilitator: Marcus Tynnhammar

Facilitator: Ekaterina Albats Facilitator: Christian Thurnes

Facilitator: Irina Fiegenbaum

Maria Cimilluca: Understanding the

Implications of Workspace on Innovation

Marcelo Castilho: 'Convenience Sharing' or

'Community Building': Collaborative Capability in

Coworking Spaces

Eelko Huizingh: How the Innovation

Contest Brief Impacts Contest Performance

Han Gerrits: The Emerging Science of

Crowdsourcing

Fabian Reck: Combinatory Effects of Network Characteristics on Process Innovation

Chih-Yi Su: Open innovation and

competitive actions over resources

Teemu Santonen: Social Network Analysis of ERDF-Projects in Finland

2007-2013

Veronika Hornung-Prähauser, Sandra Schön:

A New Innovation Mindset with Explicit and Reframed Mental

Models

Carina Leue-Bensch, Wafa Said Mosleh:

How Games can address Organi-zational Innovation Challenges

Frans Stel: Personality, diversity, and team

climate related to team performance

Detlef Reis: Training Businesspeople in

Structured Innovation: Tracking Long-Term Impacts

Jennie Schaeffer: Presencing and

Downloading in Photo-supported Group

Discussions on Innovation

Sonja Protic: Antecedents of Service Innovation at

Multimodal Inland Terminals

Blagovesta Kostova: Teaching Business Design at an Engineering School:

Principles, Patterns, Practice

Pauls Davis: Collaborative Innovation Framework in

the Airline Industry

Basma Farahat: Corporate Innovation

Culture and Organizational Health: National Culture

Moderating Effects

Hubert Preisinger: Design Thinking in Regional

Development: a shaped approach for Innovation

Balazs Borsi: Functioning of the

innovation system from the individuals' perspective

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1035 -

1100


1100 -

1200


RESEARCH IDEAS SANDBOX

Room: Saal 5 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 1 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 6 (Sallinger) - Floor 1

Room: Saal 4 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 7 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 2 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 8 - Floor 1

Session 12.1: OI & Collaboration 9: Doing it

well


Mixed Session

Session 12.3: Innovation Training, Teaching &

Coaching 2 (SIG)

Session 12.4: Design Thinking for Innovation

Session 12.5: Innovation Culture & Values

Session 12.6: Innovation and Enviro-nmental Sustainability

Session 12.7: Research Ideas Sandbox 3

Facilitator: Leona Fitzmaurice

Facilitator: Teemu Santonen

Facilitator: Joanne Hyland Facilitator: Michael Dell Facilitator: Jane Webb

Facilitator: Eelko Huizingh

Facilitator: Abayomi Baiyere

Mark Wilson: Development of a

Pharmaceutical Company Out-Licensing and Spin-Out

Programme

Roman Teplov: Open Innovation and firm

performance: role of organizational capabilities

Colin Cheng: Successful open innovation:

Firm capabilities and environmental uncertainty

André Bacellar: Identifying

interorganizational cooperation problems encountered in R&D

contracting

Vincenzo Tuozzo: Innovation by Co-

operation between Start-ups and SMEs in

Switzerland

Justyna Dabrowska: Ready or Not? Organizational

Capabilities of Open Innovation Adopters

and Non-adopters

Ioana Stefan: Through paradox lens:

Disentangling paradoxical tensions

between appropriability and openness

Nina Tura: Continuing education

requirements for supporting sustainability-

oriented innovations

Mikael Johnsson: The emergence process of

innovation teams

Tim Mosig: Challenges in Teaching & Coaching

Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Need

Analysis

Hamed Motaghi: Training Corporate

Innovation Management Using Team-of-Two CoVG

Exercises

Andrea Augsten, Daniela Marzavan: Achieving

innovation for organisations through the

practice of Design Thinking

Martin Meinel: Design Thinking works! Experimental Evidence from 53 Product Design

Teams

Stephan Sonnenburg: Flow Experience in Design

Thinking and Practical Synergies with Lego

Serious Play

Christoph Haag: How to Address Human

Needs With New Product Innovations

Henning Breuer: Values-Based Innovation in

the Case of Tata Nano

Isabel Rößler: "Innovation helps" - An

innovation management approach for nonprofit

organizations

Stephen Burdon: How technology

companies are revitalising management by values for

innovation

Christian Roetz: Innovation Culture: Making

a fuzzy concept tangible

Julia Schmitt: Circular Innovation

Processes from ACAP Perspective: the Case of

Cradle-to-Cradle

Jukka Laitinen: Sustainable Innovations for the Blue Economy

Joana Wensing: Technological

Knowledge Diffusion among Industries in the

Bio-Economy

Yun Kim: Factors of user

participation in Living Labs in Korea

Andres Alcayaga: Internet of Things-

enabled circular product innovation: a

Product-Service System perspective

Gerrit de Waal, Leila Afshari:

RCI: Required adaptations for

successful implementation

Agata Wróbel: The Role of Facilitator in Product Innovation

Management


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1210 -

1320

COMPOSING THE AUSTRIAN INNOVATION SYMPHONY (Room: Julius Raab Saal - Ground Floor)

Panel Moderated by Michael Dell - CEO, Ratio Strategy & Innovation Consulting

Hannes Erler - Swarovski Innovation Evangelist, Swarovski

Helmut Leopold - Head of Safety & Security, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology

Christian Rupp - Spokesperson Federal Platform Digital Austria, Austrian Federal Chancellery

Henrietta Egerth – CEO, FFG (Austrian Research Promotion Agency)

Michael Heiss - Head of the Research Group Cyber Physical Systems, Siemens

Jasmin Berghammer - Head of Unit - Innovation Procurement, Federal Procurement Agency Austria

SUPER WICKED PROBLEMS SIG SESSION (Room: Saal 7 - Floor 1)

DISRUPTION INTO ADVANTAGE: How should cities and citizens take advantage (and deal with the downsides) of self-driving electric cars (autobots) appearing on the streets of Vienna in the next few years?

Led by

William Westgate & Anton Kriz

in conjunction with

Vienna Municipal Agency for City Development and City Planning

1320 -

1330

CLOSING SESSION (Room: Julius Raab Saal - Ground Floor)

Iain Bitran - Executive Director, ISPIM

including Awards for Outstanding Conference Contributions

1330 -

1430

LUNCH (First Floor Foyer)

1430 -

1800

VIENNA INNOVATION TOURS (Meet the tour leaders by the Registration Desk) WORKSHOPS Tour 1 Tour 2 Tour 3 Tour 4 Room: Saal 7 - Floor 1 Room: Saal 1 - Floor 1

TU Wien Innovation Incubation Center (i²c)

A cross-faculty organization which highlights the relevance of innovative technologies and cross-disciplinary collaboration as driving forces of profitable progress.

15 minutes walk – return @ 1700

TTTech Group

Producing software and network solutions for dependable data communication, TTTech’s products are used in automotive industry – from Audi to Volvo, but also by Boeing, Airbus and, most recently, NASA.

15 minutes walk – return @ 1700

AIL - Angewandte Innovation Lab

The Angewandte Innovation Laboratory, AIL, founded in autumn 2014 is an initiative of the University of Applied Arts Vienna. For the first time in Austria Art and Artistic Research are seen as the driving force of Innovation.

30 minutes by public transport – return @ 1700

Haus der Musik

Haus der Musik is an interactive sound museum which provides a new approach to music on a playful as well as scientific level. Our aim is to provide knowledge and understanding as well as open-mindedness and enthusiasm when dealing with music.

20 minutes by public transport – return @ 1700

Innovation in Innovation management consultancy - what are the new approaches, tools and methods?

Led by

Michael Dell - Chief Disruptor at Warp-Innovation

More details

Innovation Management in Horizon 2020

Led by

Stephen Webb & Luis Rodrigues

CLOSE OF CONFERENCE

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SESSION OVERVIEW AND THEMATIC GROUPING PLANNER Monday

1100 - 1230

Action Innovation Management &

Ethnographic Methods for Research (SIG)

How to Innovate using What We Care About

Monday 1330 – 1430

1.1: Business Model Innovation 1 (SIG)

1.2: Methodologies for the study of Platforms and Ecosystems (SIG)

1.3: Social Innovation 1.4: Foresight & Futures

1: Looking ahead

1.5: Invited Speaker on Responsible Innovation

(Part 1)

1.6: Innovation Policy: Terms, Instruments &

Effects 1.7: Mixed Topics

The Orange Workshop- Open Innovation &

Crowdsourcing in Practice

Monday 1435 - 1535


2.2: Platforms & Ecosystems for Innovation

1 (SIG)

2.3: Entrepreneurship & Start-Ups 1: Opportunity

2.4: Foresight & Futures 2: Design & Futures

2.5: Invited Speaker on Responsible Innovation

(Part 2)

2.6: The Innovative Organisation

2.7: Innovation Policies and Instruments

Using Games for Innovation Training

Monday 1600 - 1730

Quantitative methods in innovation research (SIG)

Tuesday 0900 - 1000



2 (SIG)

3.3: Entrepreneurship & Start-Ups 2: Collaboration

3.4: Foresight & Futures 3: Values & Leadership

3.5: Creativity in Innovation

3.6: Open Innovation 1 Contributing to a common

understanding of the concept of innovation

Storytelling for Innovation in Organisations

Tuesday 1030 - 1130



3 (SIG)

4.3: Entrepreneurship & Start-Ups 3: Processes

4.4: Foresight & Futures 4: Methods & Analysis

4.5: Invited speaker on Innovation in the Public

Sector

4.6: Business & Universities

4.7: Mixed Innovation Performance

Tuesday 1135 - 1235

5.1: Digital Disruption 1 & Business Models 5 (SIG

shared)

5.2: OI & Collaboration 1: Customers & Users

5.3: Entrepreneurship & Start-Ups 4: Insights &

Clusters

5.4: Foresight & Futures 5

5.5: Living Labs (SIG) 5.6: Innovation Research

Skills & Methods (SIG)

How to Get your Academic Paper Published

(SIG)

Innovation Project-based Learning:

Tuesday 1305 - 1325

The Platforms & Ecosystems SIG launch

The Innovation Research Methods SIG Launch

Academia-Industry Innovation Exchange SIG

Launch

Tuesday 1330 - 1430

6.1: Digital Disruption & Transformation 2 (SIG)

6.2: OI & Collaboration 2: Users & Adopters

6.3: Entrepreneurship & Start-Ups 5: Wider views

6.4: Innovation Evaluation & decision-

making

6.5: Transferring Knowledge for Innovation

1: IP & Opportunities

6.6: Innovation for Environmental Sustainability 1

6.7: Entrepreneurship Solving industrial

problems that really matter

Tuesday 1435 - 1535


7.2: OI & Collaboration 3: Suppliers

7.3: Innovation: Products & Industry

7.4: People in Innovation 7.5: Transferring


7.6: Innovation for Environmental Sustainability 2

7.7: Business Model Innovation (SIG)

Innovation Theatre for Innovation in Organisations

Tuesday 1600 - 1700


8.2: OI & Collaboration 4: Definitions & Meaning

8.3: Service Innovation 8.4: Methods and

Measures

8.5: Transferring Knowledge for Innovation

3

8.6: Digital Disruption (SIG)

Repeatable Disruptive Innovation: The Concept-

Knowledge Method

Innovation Theatre for Innovation in

Organisations:

Tuesday 1705 - 1800

The Digital Disruption Community Workshop &

Cocktails (SIG) 9.1: EU Spark Session

9.2: Korean Innovation Management Research

Wednesday 0830 - 0930

10.1: OI & Collaboration 5: Strategies

10.2: OI & Collaboration 6: Managing

Collaboration

10.3: Platforms & Ecosystems (SIG)

10.4: Research Ideas Sandbox 1

Bringing the innovation symphony from

Schubert’s 8th to Beethoven’s 9th

Futures Literacy and Entrepreneurship

Wednesday 0935 – 1035

11.1: OI & Collaboration 7: Crowds, Collaboration

& Contests

11.2: OI & Collaboration 8: Networks

11.3: Innovation Training, Teaching & Coaching 1

(SIG)

11.4: Business Design and Design Thinking



12.1: OI & Collaboration 9: Doing it well

12.2: OI & Collaboration 10: Mixed

12.3: Innovation Training, Teaching & Coaching 2

(SIG)

12.4: Design Thinking for Innovation

12.5: Innovation Culture & Values

12.6: Innovation and Environmental Sustainability



Super Wicked Problems SIG: Taking advantage of self-driving electric cars

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HOT TOPIC DISCUSSION CIRCLES

Ecosystems, Platforms & Teaching & Coaching Innovation

People & Culture Finance, IP & Supporting Innovation Organisations, Strategy, Opportunity

Julius Raab Saal - Ground Floor Saal 1 - Floor 1 Saal 2 - Floor 1 Saal 7 - Floor 1 1 Why are certain platform businesses illegal or

considered unethical in some countries, yet accepted and flourish in others? Kaisa Still, VTT & the ISPIM Platforms & Ecosystems SIG

6 Citizen involvement in smart city innovation and living labs- how to make it work? Ekaterina Albats & Daria Podmetina , Lappeenranta University of Technology, Koen Vervoort, iMinds

12 How can we better manage the valley of death? Jonathan Linton, University of Sheffield & Technovation (Look out for the open call for the Technovation Special Issue on Managing the Valley of Death supported by ISPIM)

18 Pasteur’s Quadrant and Innovation…a quick discussion and report card on right-sizing your research for innovation. Margaret (Ann) Darrin, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

2 What works (and what doesn't work) when using Open Innovation in practice? Oliver Tillack, ATIZO 360° GmbH

7 How can leaders and teams optimize multicultural collaboration as a driver for global innovation? Karina Jensen, NEOMA Business School

13 Closing the gap: Which innovation hot topics does industry need academia to address? Hans-Jürgen August, Siemens Convergence Creators & the Practitioner/Academia Collaboration SIG

19 What's the best way to identify whether an emerging innovation is just hype or actually the real deal? Byoung Soo Kim, Korea Institute of S&T Evaluation and Planning (KISTEP)

3 OI-2.0 and the OI-net.eu e-Handbook. Where to go next? Taking OI education to the next level. Challenges, ingredients for success, etc. Bruno Woeran, Technology Center Merinova Oy & Anne-Laure Mention, RMIT University

8 How best can we integrate people, strategy and technological innovation in today's business environment? Pia Hurmelinna-Laukkanen, University of Oulu & IJTM Special Issue Editor on "People create your innovative technology – how do you manage them? "More details

14 Successful financing for green start-ups – What does best practice look like? Linda Bergset, Borderstep Institut für Innovation und Nachhaltigkeit

20 When innovations threaten the identity of our firm: What can we do to succeed? Philipp Bubenzer, ETH Zurich & HEG Fribourg

4 How, which and why can we gamify parts of the Innovation Process? Carina Leue-Bensch, Lufthansa Systems, TACIT, & the Teaching & Coaching Innovation SIG

9 How can we detect and solve executive leadership misalignments impacting the management of corporate innovation? Sorin Cohn-Sfetcu, c-IM&E Inc.

15 Innovation in Innovation Management Consultancy – what are the new approaches, tools and methods? Michael Dell, Warp-Innovation

21 How can we lead and steer innovation to give self-autonomy to the organization? Michael Kremser & Inna Linnik, K&C Kremsner & Consultants Unternehmensberatung GmbH

5 How can we innovate when Teaching and Coaching Innovation Management Irina Fiegenbaum, ISPIM, TACIT, & the Teaching & Coaching Innovation SIG

10 How do we create and sustain an organizational culture for innovation? Joanne Hyland, rInnovation Group

16 Do intellectual property rights stimulate or suffocate innovation? Stuart Macdonald, Prometheus Journal

22 Innovation catalysts and showstoppers: What makes or breaks an H2020 project in terms of results to market? Stephen Webb, RTDS Group

11 Can technology really change corporate culture? Claudia Kaefer & Bernhard Albler, Frink Advanced Services

17 Can blockchain technology become the next big thing for protecting IP? Rafaela Kunz, London South Bank University

23 Frugal innovation: How to design research to create industry awareness and participation? Gerrit de Waal, RMIT University

24 Challenges and opportunities in EU-Asia-Pacific collaboration for innovation by Erich Prem, eutema GmbH

25 Innovation Management in China - what are the chances, obstacles and risks, and how to overcomethem? Christopher Semmler, Leonis

https://www.dropbox.com/s/t4c4qzlrzqg98xl/IJTM_ISPIM_SI_Call_People_and_Technology.pdf?dl=0

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