herve mathe

Living Innovation: Competing in the 21st Century Access Economy explores how the digital revolution has empowered customers, and how organizations have to innovate to gain a deeper understanding of user needs. Stepping away from the traditional mindset of products being the foremost concern of an organization, this book elaborates on how service value and the management of customer relationships are some of the new goals of an experience-driven economy. The ten chapters of this book provide insights and different perspectives into this new economy, including the consequences of the shift away from a product-based mindset, the role of the physical space as a stimulator of innovation and the keys to making service innovation a success.

Contents:

• The Living Innovation Paradigm
• Shifting from Product to Experience
• Three Keys to Making Service Innovation a Success
• Competing Through Superior Product Design
• The Imagination Ecosystem, Beyond Open Innovation
• Organizational Structures That Stimulate Innovation
• Managing Talent for Innovation
• Greater Space Means Better Life
• In Search of Inspiring Environments
• Innovating Toward Sustainability

Readership: Graduate students and researchers interested in innovation studies and management; managers and leaders in organizations handling innovation activities.
Key Features:

• A well-rounded approach to the topic, providing a three-step, generic living innovation paradigm
• Provides insights into the consequences of adopting the living innovation paradigm on an organizational level, yet simultaneously explores the customer's mind by analyzing how a quest for quality of life may influence consumer experiences
• Includes an overview of the global innovation landscape as well as specific discussions on the Asian context