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Complexity in project co-creation of knowledge for innovation

2020

The European Union (EU) promotes collaboration across functions and borders in its funded innovation projects, which are seen as complex collaboration to co-create knowledge. This requires the engagement of multiple stakeholders throughout the duration of the project. To probe complexity in EU-funded innovation projects the research question is: How does complexity affect the co-creation of knowledge in innovation projects, according to project participants? The data for this study was collected from project experts in the form of short narratives, using a questionnaire based on the elements of complexity of Mitleton-Kelly (2003). The results indicate that complexity characterises the co-cr…

Economics and EconometricsEU-maatKnowledge managementRelation (database)Innovation projectsO3M0Context (language use)innovaatiotoimintaOrder (exchange)Management of Technology and Innovationlcsh:AZ20-999ddc:6500502 economics and businessCo-creationmedia_common.cataloged_instancelcsh:Social sciences (General)Business and International ManagementEuropean unionDuration (project management)Research questionmedia_commonMarketingbusiness.industryCo-creationkansainvälinen yhteistyö05 social sciencesL0ComplexityTime-to-innovationlcsh:History of scholarship and learning. The humanitieskompleksisuusprojektitOrganizational communicationlcsh:H1-99050211 marketingH8business050203 business & managementJournal of Innovation & Knowledge
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