Good Reads on Innovation #19

Here comes a list of blog posts and articles on innovation that I have enjoyed the last week or so. I hope you will enjoy this as well. You can follow me on Twitter: @lindegaard

• Crowdsourcing Moves Beyond Open Innovation by Andrea Meyer http://bit.ly/aaLclF

• How Accountants Kill Innovation by John Steen http://bit.ly/dhGJd6

• Should Silicon Valley be worried about a backlash? by Chris O’Brien http://bit.ly/aj8Ea4

• Open Innovation – Making it Happen report by IfM Cambridge http://bit.ly/auF47I

• Nokia Innovent: Managing Innovation Within a Big Company – video by S. Keller-Bottom http://bit.ly/bES2OO

• Pepsi Aims To Find The Next Facebook by Helen Coster http://ht.ly/1Uumj

• Lack of innovation costing China money, prestige by John Pomfret http://bit.ly/dvlmd1

• The Global Innovation Paradox by Richard Florida http://bit.ly/cwGE1Z

• Innovating without Intellectual Property Protection by Tim Kastelle http://bit.ly/aLMjim

• Using Innovation to Deliver on Strategy by John Steen http://bit.ly/91seBC

• Co-Creation vs. Open-Product Development by Debbie Goldgaber http://ow.ly/1SeEA

• Lessons from Mozilla – Open Innovation & Crowdsourcing by Pascal Finette http://bit.ly/dlaCst

• Seven Successful Open Innovation Practices by Casper van Rijnbach http://bit.ly/d7U283

• Open Innovation – Why Some Do and Some Don’t by Matthew Heim http://bit.ly/c88RMI

• How can Open Innovation be applied to SMEs? by Jose Baldaia http://bit.ly/80SlsM

• Implementing Open Innovation Alliances - advanced course by Gene Slowinski http://bit.ly/d06frQ