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In this paper the authors explore the incentives that usersmight have to freely reveal their proprietary innovations. They develop agame-theoretic model to explore the effect of these incentives on usersĀ“ decisions to reveal or hide their proprietary information.
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In this paper explores the conditions favorable to user innovationnetworks are often present in the economy.
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In this paper explores how the mundane but necessary task offield support for open source Apache server software is organized,and how and why users are motivated to participate in providing it.
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3M correctly prides itself on being an innovative, technology-basedcompany, and they have an excellent track over the years with respect toinnovation ...
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To solve a problem, needed information and problem-solving capabilities must be brought together... [Eric von Hippel]<p>
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This paper integrates market research within this lead user methodology and report a test of it in the rapidly evolving field of computer-aided systems for the design of printed circuit boards (PC-CAD).
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This paper studies the relationship between the sources ofinnovation and incentives.
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"Informal" know-how trading is the extensive exchange of proprietaryknow-how by informal networks of process engineers in rival (and non-rival)firms ...
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