OPEN INNOVATION PRINCIPLES

Not all the Smart People Work for us. Leverage external knowledge.

Make the Best Use of Internal & External Ideas to Win.

WE DON'T HAVE TO ORIGINATE THE RESEARCH TO PROFIT FROM IT.

Building a Better Business Model is better than Getting to Market First.

WHY WORK WITH US?

Make More of Your Knowledge.

We’ll find ways to monetize unused knowledge within your organization.

Reduce Costs of Your R&D Process.

We’ll identify challenges within your R&D process and fill gaps by tapping into external sources.

Ship Products Faster. Enter New Markets.

We’ll develop new business plans for your organization to accelerate your growth.

Hiring our students after the project reduces your risk – you already know them, and they already know you and your company.


How it Works

Submission & Scoping

Submit an application to our program. We'll schedule scoping session with the organizations we believe fit best. We charge $10,000 per project with no hidden costs.

Team Assignment

We'll recruit a cross-functional team of 2-4 students, guided by world-renowned academic staff.

Applying Open Innovation

Our team will research, brainstorm, and apply Open Innovation concepts over the course of 12 weeks.

Engagement

You will have the opportunity to engage with the team throughout the process.

Presentation

Our team will present the final deliverables to your organization.

Enjoyed Working with Our Students? Hire Them!

Reduce risk by hiring students who are already familiar with your organization and whom you are already familiar with.


Supervised by Dr. Henry Chesbrough, the Father of Open Innovation

Prof Henry Chesbrough

“Instead of re-inventing the wheel, an Open Innovation project seeks to leverage available external knowledge and extend upon it."

Dr. Henry Chesbrough has more than 118,000 citations on Google Scholar, making him one of the most influential researchers in the world.

"Procter & Gamble has claimed that its use of Open Innovation has increased its revenues by billions of dollars." - Henry Chesbrough