Open innovation programs enable governments to tap into the expertise and creativity of external stakeholders, including citizens, businesses, academia, and non-profit organizations. By leveraging these collaborative efforts, governments can address complex challenges, reduce costs, and develop user-centric public services. This article explores various open innovation strategies, highlighting successful case studies that demonstrate the transformative potential of such initiatives.
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In this article, we explore why entities should adopt an open innovation approach to apply citizen engagement.
Everybody knows by now that innovation is an essential part of any organization’s success. Success? it is rather “survival”! But there is no one-size-fits-all innovation technique. Terminologies like Open Innovation, Crowdsourcing, and Co-Creation can be overwhelming and confusing because they are all innovation techniques that can invite external people into a process or a project.