Berkeley Haas Case Series
The Berkeley Haas Case Series is a collection of business case studies created by UC Berkeley faculty
by Henry W. Chesbrough, Ze'ev R. Abrams
This case study teaches students how to think through the management of open innovation in the context of a different setting such as a university research laboratory. The goal of the case is to show students that there are significant management issues in the organization and selection of models for academic research. Open innovation, in turn, may require students to bend and flex the model in different contexts or situations. In the process of analyzing this case, students must take into consideration the context of the organization, the culture, and the drivers and metrics for success.
Pub Date: Aug 31, 2011
Discipline: Entrepreneurship
Subjects: Innovation, Technology, Corporate strategy, R&D
Product #: B5680-PDF-ENG
Industry: Colleges & universities,Venture capital
Geography: United States
Length: 13 page(s)
