be able to plan and execute a business model strategy that reflects how an organization could manage its control and position within an ecosystem. acquire a knowledge of business models, strategy and technologically driven open innovation, and the new management techniques necessary to control and coordinate work within and beyond organisational boundaries. Assessment Methods Method Period of Study CATS (Credit) Assessment Description Name 2000 word report (75%) Full Year Standard 12 Group Assignment (25%) 2500 word report (75%) Full Year Standard 15 Group Assignment (25%) Not Autumn Term only Not Available Not Available Available 2000 word report (75%) Autumn & Spring Standard 12 Terms Group Assignment (25%) 2500 word report (75%) Autumn & Spring Standard 15 Terms Group Assignment (25%) 2000 word report (75%) Spring Term only Standard 12 Group Assignment (25%) 2500 word report (75%) Spring Term only Standard 15 Group Assignment (25%) 2000 word report (75%) Spring & Summer Standard 12 Terms Group Assignment (25%) 2500 word report (75%) Spring & Summer Standard 15 Terms Group Assignment (25%) Bibliography Textbook: TIDD AND BESSANT (2008), MANAGING INNOVATION: INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGICAL, MARKET AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE, WILEY, 4TH EDITION These are some articles to be part of the planned reader for this module: Chesbrough, H. 2007. "Open Innovation: A New Paradigm for Understanding Industrial Innovation," in Open Innovation: Researching a New Paradigm, H. Chesbrough, W. Vanhaverbeke and J. West (eds.). Oxford: Oxford University Press. Chesbrough, H. 2011. "Bringing Open Innovation to Services," MIT Sloan Management Review (Winter 2011: Vol 52:2), pp. 85- 90. Cohen, M., and Sundararajan, A. 2015. "Self-Regulation and Innovation in the Sharing Economy," University of Chicago Law Review Dialogue (82), p. 116.
be able to plan and execute a business model strategy that reflects how an organization could manage its control and position within an ecosystem. acquire a knowledge of business models, strategy and technologically driven open innovation, and the new management techniques necessary to control and coordinate work within and beyond organisational boundaries. Assessment Methods Period of Study Method Name CATS (Credit) Assessment Description Full Year Standard 12 2000 word report (75%) Group Assignment (25%) Full Year Standard 15 2500 word report (75%) Group Assignment (25%) Autumn Term only Not Available Not Available Not Available Autumn & Spring Terms Standard 12 2000 word report (75%) Group Assignment (25%) Autumn & Spring Terms Standard 15 2500 word report (75%) Group Assignment (25%) Spring Term only Standard 12 2000 word report (75%) Group Assignment (25%) Spring Term only Standard 15 2500 word report (75%) Group Assignment (25%) Spring & Summer Terms Standard 12 2000 word report (75%) Group Assignment (25%) Spring & Summer Terms Standard 15 2500 word report (75%) Group Assignment (25%) Bibliography Textbook: TIDD AND BESSANT (2008), MANAGING INNOVATION: INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGICAL, MARKET AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE, WILEY, 4TH EDITION These are some articles to be part of the planned reader for this module: Chesbrough, H. 2007. "Open Innovation: A New Paradigm for Understanding Industrial Innovation," in Open Innovation: Researching a New Paradigm, H. Chesbrough, W. Vanhaverbeke and J. West (eds.). Oxford: Oxford University Press. Chesbrough, H. 2011. "Bringing Open Innovation to Services," MIT Sloan Management Review (Winter 2011: Vol 52:2), pp. 85- 90. Cohen, M., and Sundararajan, A. 2015. "Self-Regulation and Innovation in the Sharing Economy," University of Chicago Law Review Dialogue (82), p. 116.
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