Managing Innovation

The aim of this course is to provide students with theoretical and applied knowledge on the economics and management of innovation. Combining real cases, interviews with international experts, and traditional lectures, the course addresses the economic, strategic, organizational, and operational dimensions of innovation. The course also examines the challenge to building and maintaining an innovative organization, and how individuals can successfully innovate in organizations. Innovation affects private and social lives; it challenges the status quo... innovation involves the creation of novelty of the old and therefore requires new lenses, new eyes to 'rethink the box' and not as the adage goes: think outside the box.

Chapter 1: Defining Innovation
Chapter 2: Understanding Technological Innovation
Chapter 3: Patterns of Technological Innovation
Chapter 4: Managing the innovation process
Chapter 5: Open innovation
Chapter 6: Market and Innovation
Chapter 7: Disruptive innovation
Chapter 8: Ambidextrous organization
Chapter 9: Organizing Innovation
Chapter 10: Context of innovation
Chapter 11: Globalization of innovation