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• Educate your colleagues to think of IP as much as a controlled way to share knowledge as to effectively shield it from abuse • In open innovation, create deals that are a win for all parties • Ensure that you have top management backing for any efforts to license technology out of your company
The full section of the practitioner's guide is available here .
• Recognise the importance of KM in an increasingly dynamic business environment • Think of two main forms of KM: IT solutions and people issues • Introduce KM tools in a culturally sensitive way so that people from a wide variety of business and geographical backgrounds will use them
• Recognise the importance of learning how to work well with other national, international and professional cultures • Think about the opportunities being created by evolving attitudesto innovation in Europe • Take the differing motivations of partners into account when planning to collaborate – how can your work together be a win for them in their context, as well as for you in yours?
Innovation is vital to the health of our businesses, our economies, and our planet. Without a commitment to develop new products, services and business models, businesses and economies will be unable to retain their positions in increasingly competitive global markets, and societies will lack the tools to tackle challenges such as climate change and ageing populations. EIRMA developed a special chapter on Responsible Innovation. You can find more information on this page: http://www.eirma.org/responsible-innovation