Revolution of Innovation Management

"The authors take the definition, understanding and, even more important, the practice of innovation management to the next level. Although one might think it is obviously that the digital transformation impacts innovation management, the authors are the very first[to] clearly state that the digital revolution must consequently lead to a revolution in innovation management. This book is the new 'must-have' in innovation literature." (Dr. Gunther Pabst, President of quer.kraft - der Innovationsverein e.V., Germany) "The contributions in the two-volume set describe innovative business models and new value propositions in the United States, Western Europe and Asia. They illustrate how effective adaptations to global changes are rooted in local conditions. They should provide guidance to firms interested in the development of successful strategies in a period of unprecedented technological changes and market uncertainties." (Dr. Mostafa Hashem Sherif, Principlal, AT&T, Middletown, New Jersey, USA) "Food for thought! Innovation management is the key word when it comes to speeding up creative and out-of-the box thought development processes in academic, public and industrial sectors. Advance in a global competing world discriminates between victims, survivors and winners. 'Revolution of Innovation Management' convincingly covers the topic and reveals above state-of-the-art solutions. A must-read for businesses, the technical sector and beyond." (Prof. Horst-Gunter Rubahn, Director, Mads Clausen Institute, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark)

This edited volume explores how the rapid development of business model innovation changes innovation management at an international level.

This edited volume explores how the rapid development of business model innovation changes innovation management at an international level. It discusses the next phases in its development, and the impact that this could have on the field. The authors identify and examine recent trends which have the potential to disrupt the traditional way of managing innovation, notably in terms of creativity, product development, and process change. In line with the constant globalization of innovation, the second volume of Revolution of Innovation Management offers a variety of international perspective on these topics with illustrations and analysis coming from Asia, America, and Europe.