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See all ›3 Citations See all ›11 References Book · March 2014with561 Reads Publisher: Wiley, ISBN: 3-81st Joe Tidd23.76 · University of Sussex2nd John Bessant37.82 · University of Exeter Abstract This first edition of Strategic Innovation Management is an exciting new addition to the established bestselling texts Managing Innovation and Innovation and Entrepreneurship written by Joe Tidd and John Bessant. Aimed at students taking courses in business studies and management, as well as non-specialist courses in other disciplines, this book provides a practical and accessible evidence-based approach to managing innovation in a wide range of contexts, including: manufacturing, services, small to large organizations and the private, public and third sectors. The text has been designed to be fully integrated with the Innovation Portal at, which contains an extensive collection of additional resources for both lecturers and students including teaching resources, case studies, media clips, innovation tools, seminar and assessment activities and over 300 test-bank questions. This first edition of Strategic Innovation Management is an exciting new addition to the established bestselling texts Managing Innovation and Innovation and Entrepreneurship written by Joe Tidd and John Bessant. Aimed at students taking courses in business studies and management, as well as non-specialist courses in other disciplines, this book provides a practical and accessible evidence-based approach to managing innovation in a wide range of contexts, including: manufacturing, services, small to large organizations and the private, public and third sectors. The text has been designed to be fully integrated with the Innovation Portal at Get notified about updates to this publication Follow publication Full-text DOI: · Available from: Joe Tidd.
Chesbrough and Teece (1996) established two types of innovations, autonomous innovations, which are obtained independently of other innovations, and systematic innovations, which are those that are achieved in combination with other innovations and will complement each other. Some authors, such as Valdes (2002 Stamm (2003 and Bassand & Tidd (2007) argue that innovation can be incremental or radical and at the same time, subdivided into innovation in processes, products, market positioning and business concept ( Table 2). (1998 who use the quadrants paradigm to try to explain a model of innovation that generally contain the dimensions of technology and knowledge, and make them interact to explain the phenomenon of innovation ( Table 3).
Preface xiii Acknowledgements xvi How to Use This Book xvii Part I Entrepreneurial Goals and Context 1 Chapter 1 The Innovation Imperative 3 Innovation Matters 3 Innovation and Entrepreneurship 11 Innovation Isn’t Easy! 13 Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship 15 Dimensions of Innovation: What Can We Change? 16 A Process Model for Innovation and Entrepreneurship 21 How Can We Make Change Happen? 25 What, Why and When: The Challenge of Innovation Strategy 27 Chapter Summary 37 Key Terms Defined 39 Discussion Questions 39 Further Reading and Resources 41 References 42 Chapter 2 Social Innovation 45 What Is ‘ Social Innovation’? 46 Different Players 49 Motivation: Why Do It? 53 Enabling Social Innovation 58 The Challenges of Social Entrepreneurship 61 Chapter Summary 63 Key Terms Defined 63 Discussion Questions 64 Further Reading and Resources 64 References 65 Chapter 3 Innovation, Globalization and Development 67 Globalization of Innovation 67 National Systems of Innovation 73 Building Capabilities and Creating Value 84 Building BRICs: The Rise of New Players on the Innovation Stage 85 Innovation for Development 91 Chapter Summary 95 Key Terms Defined 95 Discussion Questions 96 Further Reading and Resources 96 References 97 Chapter 4 Sustainability-led Innovation 99 The Challenge of Sustainability-led Innovation 99 We’ve Seen This Before 101 Sustainability-led Innovation 101 A Framework Model for Sustainability-led Innovation 103 Managing the Innovation Process for Sustainability 111 Responsible Innovation 115 Chapter Summary 116 Key Terms Defined 116 Discussion Questions 117 Further Reading and Resources 117 References 118 Part II Recognizing the Opportunity 121 Chapter 5 Entrepreneurial Creativity 123 Introduction 123 What Is Creativity? 124 Creativity as a Process 129 ( Why, When and Where) Does Creativity Matter? 131 Who Is Creative? 132 How to Enable Creativity.