Open Innovation
Reserved to Students and Alumni of MIB Trieste School of Management
Dates coming soon
DURATION: 3 training days (from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm)
LECTURERS: Alberto Di Minin, Scuola Superiore S. Anna - Pisa | Visiting Faculty MIB Trieste School of Management
FEE for ALUMNI: €300 + VAT. Attendance as auditors: ALUMNI APPLICATION
The primary objective for this class is to develop an understanding of firms’ growth and innovation strategies in high-competitive environments. To reach this aim, the discussion will introduce the concept of Open Innovation starting from real business case scenarios, the class is going to be asked to identify business development projects, work in teams and develop an open innovation strategy. In doing so, the format of a simulation will allow to discuss emerging issues that characterize today’s economic and technological scenario.
The final presentations of the teams will be presented and discussed with the presence of a guest speaker. Participants will be continuously stimulated in taking part to this debate by presenting their points-of-view and their experiences.
This course has been thought and designed in order to be highly interactive.
By the end of this course students will be in the position to:
Dates coming soon
DURATION: 3 training days (from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm)
LECTURERS: Alberto Di Minin, Scuola Superiore S. Anna - Pisa | Visiting Faculty MIB Trieste School of Management
FEE for ALUMNI: €300 + VAT. Attendance as auditors: ALUMNI APPLICATION
The primary objective for this class is to develop an understanding of firms’ growth and innovation strategies in high-competitive environments. To reach this aim, the discussion will introduce the concept of Open Innovation starting from real business case scenarios, the class is going to be asked to identify business development projects, work in teams and develop an open innovation strategy. In doing so, the format of a simulation will allow to discuss emerging issues that characterize today’s economic and technological scenario.
The final presentations of the teams will be presented and discussed with the presence of a guest speaker. Participants will be continuously stimulated in taking part to this debate by presenting their points-of-view and their experiences.
This course has been thought and designed in order to be highly interactive.
By the end of this course students will be in the position to:
- Recognize the forces behind economic and technological change and the need of firms to cope with them
- Understand the differences between technological innovation-based strategies and strategies based on business model innovation
- Understand the potentials of a business model innovation brainstorming exercise
- Master the definition and develop their own open innovation strategy
