15 th International Open and User Innovation Conference. July 10 12, 2017 Universität Innsbruck
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1 15 th International Open and User Innovation Conference July 10 12, 2017 Universität Innsbruck
2 2 3 Monday, July 10 Tuesday, July 11 Aula Hörsaal 1 (HS1) Hörsaal 2 (HS2) Aula Hörsaal 1 (HS1) Hörsaal 2 (HS2) 08:00-09:00 Registration + Breakfast 08:00-09:00 Registration + Breakfast 09:00-09:30 Welcome to OUI :30-10:00 10:00-10:30 Keynote Trends and Promising Directions in OUI Research Eric von Hippel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Keynote User Generated Innovation as Ritual Shobana Subramanian Arora, Google Inc. 09:00-09:30 Keynote Avalanches: Facing the Unknowable Rudi Mair, Director of Avalanche Warnings Tyrol (Austria) 09:30-10:30 Innovation Policy 1 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break Contest, Crowdsourcing and Open Innovation 1 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break 11:00-13:00 Sharing Economy and Platforms Contest, Crowdsourcing and Open Innovation 2 11:00-13:00 User Innovation and Diffusion Problem Solving and Toolkits 13:00-14:00 Lunch 13:00-14:00 Lunch 14:00-15:00 Networking and Optional Activities 14:00-15:00 Innovation Policy 2 Contest, Crowdsourcing and Open Innovation 3 15:00-15:30 Keynote Radical Innovation: Patterns, Pitfalls, and Profits Gerard J. Tellis, USC Marshall School of Business 15:00-15:30 Keynote The R Community: An Insider s Perspective Achim Zeileis, Universität Innsbruck 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break 16:00-18:00 Firms Interaction with User Innovation User Innovation in Healthcare 16:00-18:00 Law and IP Contest, Crowdsourcing and Open Innovation 4 18:00-19:00 Transfer to Restaurant Seegrube 18:00-22:00 Dinner Restaurant Stiftskeller 19:00-22:30 Galadinner Restaurant Seegrube
3 4 5 Wednesday, July 12 Conference Venue Aula Hörsaal 1 (HS1) Hörsaal 2 (HS2) H Transfer to Restaurant Seegrube Rennweg 3, 6020 Innsbruck 5 min walk from conference venue 08:00-09:00 Breakfast Kapuzinergasse 09:00-09:30 Keynote The New Normal of Innovation - Digital Intelligent Innovation Ecosystem Johann Füller, Universität Innsbruck P Conference Venue SOWI - Social Science Building Universitätsstraße 15 Main Entrance P Side Entrance Kaiserjägerstraße W N O S 09:30-10:30 User Innovation and Psychology Communities: User Innovation and Open Source 1 MCI 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break Rennweg Universitätsstraße Karl-Rahner- Platz Sillgasse 11:00-12:45 Crowdfunding Communities: User Innovation and Open Source 2 12:45-13:00 Conference Closing 13:00-14:00 Lunch Restaurant Stiftskeller Stiftgasse 1, 6020 Innsbruck 3 min walk from conference venue Ground Floor Ù N HS 1 HS 2 HS 3 P parking area W WC Aula WC WC entrance O Kaiserjägerstraße Ì first aid porter Conference Office Lunch entrance S Universitätsstraße
4 6 7 User Innovation and Diffusion HS 1 Monday, July 10 11:00 13:00 Track Chair: Jeroen de Jong Problem Solving and Toolkits HS 2 Monday, July 10 11:00 13:00 Track Chairs: Eric von Hippel, Georg von Krogh, Nik Franke Diffusion of user innovation within online communities from the social network perspective Wonho Lee, Youngbae Kim Why new products appear in unexpected places and what we can learn from it to spur product development Konstantin Fursov, Jonathan Linton The Field of External Search and the Search for External Knowledge Sara Heuschneider, Daniel Ehls, Cornelius Herstatt Decision Makers Underestimation of User Innovation Philip Bradonjic, Nikolaus Franke, Christian Luethje User Innovation A systematic literature review from 1970 to 2013 Sandra Jennina Sanchez, Alazne Mujika- Alberdi Innovation Diffusion via Remixing Digital Objects: The Role of Word-of-Mouth Commentary in Online User Communities Gregory Fisher, Michael Stanko User Innovation and Diffusion in Online Firm-hosted User Communities The Case of China Yu- Shan Su SELECTIVE BROADCAST SEARCH IMPROVING PROBLEM-SOLVING S EFFICIENCY USING A COMPANY S INTERNAL CROWD Christian Pescher, Katja Hutter, Johann Füller, Michael Heiss Value Development During the Self-Design Process: A Demonstration and Explanation of the Swoosh Effect Nikolaus Franke, Franziska Metz, Moreau Page Problem solving without problem formulation: Documenting need-solution pairs in a laboratory setting Ruth Stock, Christian Holthaus SCENARIO DESIGN: USING DESIGN THINKING IN SCENARIO TECHNIQUE AMONG TECHNOLOGY CLUSTERS Jahn Reimo, Hans Koller, Michael Andreas Zeng Gaining Insight for Innovation Peter Hu, Shannon Heald, Peter, Malonis, Howard Nusbaum Everyone is a designer Radical Innovation to Foster User Creativity in Toolkits Filippova Evgeniia, Nikolaus Franke Application of Structured Methods for Understanding Problems by User Innovators Jennifer Otitigbe Measuring Innovation Performance with Creativity between Free Closed and Open Innovators André Witzel Opportunity costs of Household Sector Innovation A study in the Emirates Daan Rademaker, Jeroen De Jong
5 8 9 Firms Interaction with User Innovation HS 1 Monday, July 10 16:00 18:00 Track Chairs: Christina Raasch User Innovation in Healthcare HS 2 Monday, July 10 16:00 18:00 Track Chairs: Steven Flowers, Harry DeMonaco, Pedro Oliveira Wicked Design for Wicked Goals - How Hyperloop Transportation Technologies Challenges Organisation Design Theory Ann Majchrzak, Terri Griffith, David Reetz, Oliver Alexy An exploration of on-demand innovation model in organizations Jiang Huang, Jin Chen THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION, 3D PRINTING, AND INNOVATION AS DATA Aric Rindfleisch, Matthew O Hern, Vishal Sachdev Linking user innovation and social innovation - an explorative case study on Lead User identification in the humanitarian sector Daniel Kruse, Moritz Goeldner, Cornelius Herstatt Universities as Lead Users Sofia Patsali, Stefano Bianchini, Patrick Llerena A Next Generation for Public Health Intervention Models: The Public as Innovators Christina von Hippel People with Disabilities as Product Innovators: A Pilot Study Peter Conradie, Aron-Levi Herregodts, Lieven De Marez, Jelle Saldien If necessity is the mother of invention, are patients from developing countries keen innovators? Pedro Oliveira, Helena Canhao, Salomé Azevedo, Joao Silva The Evolution of Stealth Innovation in Nursing: History, Drivers and Prototyping Genome from the MakerNurse Study Anna Young, Nikolas Albarran, David Marshall, Maureen DeMenna, Max-Philipp Schrader, Jose Gomez- Marquez Customization in the Smart Product Age -Consumer s Response to Smart Products for Product Customization in the Usage Stage Ning Wang, Frank Piller The prototype used in the implementation of the Need-Solution Pairs - The prototype use of single-user and multi-user to relate Need-Solution Pairs Akimitsu Hirota How learning effects lead to higher quality and more novel solutions in pyramiding search Nikolaus Franke, Barbara Mehner, Kathrin Reinsberger The Management of User Driven Innovation Processes: Towards a Systematic Review Guido Bortoluzzi, Khatereh Ghasemzadeh User knowledge utilization and distributed sensemaking Andreas Benker When the Use of Open and User Innovation Methods is effective: The Moderating Effect of the Organizational Setup Michael Nobis, Nikolaus Franke, Peter Keinz The hurdles to diffusion of a user innovation in a market dominated by experts the case of PEARS Leid Zejnilovic, Pedro Oliveira The role of healthcare professionals in the diffusion of patient innovations: An experiment in the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation Merle Schlottmann, Pedro Oliveira How lead users impact the decision-making in innovation process? Senda Belkhouja, Corine Genet, Vincent Mangematin The impact of user innovation on patients health-related quality of life an explorative case study on medical app developers Moritz Goeldner, Cornelius Herstatt Patientube - Supporting patients and their relatives by curated expert and user generated peer videos an analysis of critical success factors Andrea Hofmann- Rinderknecht, Andreas Kreimaier, Gerhard Buchegger, Dominik Walcher Sustainable Healthcare: mechanisms of co-innovation by patients and providers Adam Seymor
6 10 11 Innovation Policy 1 HS 1 Tuesday, July 11 09:30 10:30 Track Chairs: Peter Svensson, Dietmar Harhoff Contests, Crowdsourcing and Open Innovation 1 HS2 Tuesday, July 11 09:30 10:30 Track Chairs: Frank Piller, Johann Füller, Ronald Maier Policy Choices in Supporting Collective Innovation: A Study of Pharmaceutical R&D Consortia Joel West, Paul Olk Identification and Classification of User Innovation: Implications for Future Research Jakob J. Korbel, Matti Grosse Trajectories of Local Open Government: Investigating Managerial Perception of Innovativeness Lisa Schmidthuber, Dennis Hilgers Entrepreneurial ventures as sources for innovation? How incumbents (under)utilize corporate incubators and accelerators as an open innovation approach Sandra Luisa Moschner, Cornelius Herstatt Mapping Open Innovation in SMEs and Large Companies in KSA: A Case in the Industrial City in Riyadh Amal Al- Dulaigan, Afaf Bugawa, Odeh Al- Jayyousi Is Open Innovation in Startups DNA? Zeljiko Tekic Consumers hijacked my idea contest! Managers preference formation and reactions towards deviant content in ideation contests Alexandra Gatzweiler, Vera Blazevic, Frank Piller
7 12 13 Sharing Economy and Platforms HS1 Tuesday, July 11 11:00 13:00 Track Chairs: Wouter Boon Contests, Crowdsourcing and Open Innovation 2 HS2 Tuesday, July 11 11:00 13:00 Track Chairs: Frank Piller, Johann Füller, Ronald Maier Explaining the Vertical to Horizontal Transition in the Computer Industry Carliss Y. Baldwin Platform Ecosystems: How Developers Invert the Firm Geoffrey Parker, Marshall Van Alstyne, Xiaoyue Jiang Who should benefit in a sharing economy model: a look at resource endowment and trust Christopher Smolka, Christoph Hienerth, Franz W. Kellermanns To share or not to share Exploring the impact of sharing behaviour on user innovativeness Frank Tietze, Thorsten Pieper, Carsten Schultz, Cornelius Herstatt Open Innovation in the digital age. New options to close the gap between universities and companies? Boris Alexander Becker Pressure in Crowdsourcing Contests Jonas Heite, Karin Hoisl An organization with many faces: a crowd-based venture s versatility in resource mobilization Thomas Gegenhuber, Robert M. Bauer From Few to Many: Scaling Crowdsourcing Design Platforms Thomas Kohler, Lea Rützler How Robust are the Results? A Bayesian Averaging Approach for Tackling Replication and Model Uncertainty in Research on Inbound Open Innovation Bernd Ebersberger, Fabrice Galia, Keld Laursen, Ammon Salter Attenuating the Not-Invented-Here Syndrome: The Value of Behavioral Remedies Julian Hannen, David Antons, T. Oliver Salge, Frank Piller Principles of crowd-based organizing: unpacking platforms functions and processes Robert M. Bauer, Thomas Gegenhuber The free strategy : economics of open versus proprietary designs Alfonso Gambardella, Eric von Hippel Pay-as-you-drive models in the sharing economy: A comparison of German and U.S. car owners Mario Schaarschmidt, Könsgen Raoul, Höber Björn, Hacker Patrick The Role of Users in the Platform Economy A multiple case study of institutional change by users of Airbnb Wouter Boon, Kristy Spruit Gender Imbalance Online Andrea Blasco, Karim R. Lakhani, Michael Menietti, Nidhi Chaudhary Idea-related Knowledge Accumulation in Online Innovation Collectives Brita Schemmann, Maryse M. H. Chappin, Andrea M. Hermann, Gaston J. Heimeriks Organizing for open service innovation: Moving beyond manufacturing Deborah Roberts, Simona Spedale, Wolfgang Gruel The positive side of the corruption effect: Inducing controlled motivation to increase accuracy in crowdevaluation Christian Garaus Self-selection in online innovation contests Nikolaus Franke, Philipp Topic, Ines Reith Who are your design heroes? Exploring user roles and behavior in a communitybased design contest Manuel Moritz, Tobias Redlich, Jens Wulfsberg
8 14 15 Innovation Policy 2 HS1 Tuesday, July 11 14:00 15:00 Track Chairs: Peter Svensson, Dietmar Harhoff Contests, Crowdsourcing and Open Innovation 3 HS2 Tuesday, July 11 14:00 15:00 Track Chairs: Frank Piller, Johann Füller Innovation in the Household Sector: Definitions, Statistical Measurement and Policy Fred Gault Open Social Innovation Dynamics and Impact: Exploratory Study of a Fab Lab Network Thierry Rayna, Ludmila Striukova The Double Selection Environment: Ideas Selected by Crowds and Experts Lars Frederiksen, Michaela Beretta, Dirk Deichmann Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth: Community Feedback and Idea Quality in Idea Contests Isabella Seeber, Daniel Zantedeschi, Anol Bhattacherjee, Johann Füller Translating user innovation research to innovation policy action Jari Kuusisto, Liting Liang Factors influencing the quality of open ideas : Open innovatio, networks and interlocking ties Nassim Belbaly, Rajaa El Mezouaghi, Calin Gurau Divide and Conquer: Experimental Analysis of Mechanisms that enable Crowd Filtering of Crowd- Generated Ideas. Viktoria Banken, Isabella Seeber, Alexander Merz, Ronald Maier Ecosystems in idea evaluation. An explorative analysis of multiple crowdsourcing platforms Ralph Lichtner Evaluating crowd-sourced ideas: Influence of idea characteristics on crowd and organizational evaluators Lisa Kristina Wimbauer, Patrick Figge, Carolin Haeussler
9 16 17 Law and IP HS1 Tuesday, July 11 16:00 18:00 Track Chairs: Katherine Strandburg, Andrew Torrance Contests, Crowdsourcing and Open Innovation 4 HS2 Tuesday, July 11 16:00 18:00 Track Chairs: Frank Piller, Johann Füller The strategic coupling of intellectual property management and co-creation Anja Tekic, Kelvin Willoughby THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN USER INNOVATION, THE PATENT SYSTEM AND PRODUCT LIABILITY LAWS: POLICY IMPLICATIONS Stijepko Tokic Users, Patents and Innovation Policy Katherine Strandburg THE PHANTOM TROLLBOOTH - EXPERIMENTS ON PATENT TROLLS AND HOW THEY AFFECT INNOVATION Andrew Torrance Open-source and for-profit innovation in the world of things. A pilot study in the circular economy in Flanders (Belgium) Geertrui Van Overwalle, Lodewijk Van Dycke Enabling Community-based Crowdsourcing: The Role of Open Innovation Intermediaries and Co-creation Capabilities Krithika Randhawa, Ralf Wilden Crowdsourcing without Profit: How Seeker Motivation and Strategies Drive Local Community Innovations Krithika Randhawa, Ralf Wilden, Joel West Challenges and Capabilities to Profit from Customer Co-creation in Organizations Christiane Rau, Katja Krämer, Kristiana Pavlova Unfolding Agile Innovation Capabilities in Co-located Innovation Labs Florian Fecher, Johanna Winding, Katja Hutter, Johann Füller B2B Crowdsourcing for NPD and Innovation: a Literature Review and Research Directions Sylvia Dimitrova Individual search and innovation performance in open innovation Anne Greul Tim Schweinsfurth, Christina Raasch, Chia- Huei Wu How close are open innovation partners? Degrees of institutionalization of firm-consumer collaboration for innovation Eva Lendowski, Ansgar Buschmann, Gerhard Schewe Investigating self-selection mechanisms induced by selective revealing Markus Deimel, Christopher Lettl Solver motivations in complex innovation contests Ademir Vroljik The role of the entrepreneur in managing crowdsourcing in SMEs Izabella Bereczki Deep Learning User Entrepreneurship - Analyzing Text, Audio and Video Content in Crowdfunding Jermain Kaminski
10 18 19 User Innovation and Psychology HS1 Wednesday, July 12 09:30 10:30 Track Chairs: Matthew O Hern Communities: User Innovation and Open Source 1 HS2 Wednesday, July 12 09:30 10:30 Track Chairs: Christopher Lettl, Joachim Henkel, Johann Füller The Company or the Crowd? Comparing Consumers Reactions to Peer-Provided and Firm-Provided Customer Support Lan Jiang, Matthew O Hern, Sara Hanson Legitimacy creation in grassroots innovations: Community supported agriculture in the Netherlands Ellen H.M. Moors, Laura M. van Oers Uncovering the value basis of user innovation Helle Alsted Søndergaard, John Thøgersen Lead Userness and Innovative Work Behavior in Application Development: A Dual Path Model Mario Schaarschmidt, Dirk Homscheid, Björn Höber, Matthias Bertram The interplay of e-lancers character traits and digital signals Performance implications in online labor markets. Ruth Stock, Christian Holthaus Does Job-related Innovation Benefit User Innovations? An Investigation of Spillover Effects Ruth Stock, Carmen S. Lukoschek From user-innovator to user-entrepreneur: Designing and delivering a university course to foster the cocreation of business models Albrecht Karlusch, Kathrin Reinsberger, Wolfgang Sachsenhofer Designing Organizations for Productive Bursts Georg von Krogh, Thomas Maillart, Stefan Haefliger, Didier Sornette Social Identification and Entrepreneurial Action: An Investigation into Hacker- Maker Communities Maria Halbinger, Francesca Melillo Triggers of collaborative prototyping: A netnographic study of user innovation in open source hardware communities Matti Grosse, Jakob Pohlisch, Jakob J. Korbel The Tawny Project Flow Measurement Based on Biofeedback to Improve Distributed Innovation Systems Marco Maier, Michael Bartl, Daniel Richter
11 20 21 Crowdfunding HS1 Wednesday, July 12 11:00 12:45 Track Chairs: Lars Bo Jeppesen Communities: User Innovation and Open Source 2 HS2 Wednesday, July 12 11:00 12:45 Track Chairs: Christopher Lettl, Joachim Henkel, Johann Füller Beyond the Platform - Designing Enterprise Crowdfunding to Foster Intrapreneurship Robert Kleinscheck, Katja Hutter, Johann Füller Does hierarchical distance bias idea evaluation? Tim G. Schweisfurth, Michael A. Zaggl, Claus P. Schöttl, Christina Raasch Crowdfunding Science? Lars Frederiksen Crowdfunding for family firms in a resource exchanging context Martin Danler Beyond Funding Exploring the Effect of Enterprise Crowdfunding on Employee Engagement Carina Benz, Niels Feldmann Do Consumers Really Care About Crowdfunding? Exploring the Crowdfunding Effect on Innovation Perception Christian V. Baccarella, Timm F. Wagner, Kai- Ingo Voigt Who Moves to the Centre of Gravity? Developers Progression from Periphery to Core in the Linux Kernel Development Project Marvin Hanisch, Stefan Berreiter, Carolin Häussler, Sven Apel Open Radar Groups: The Integration of Online Communities into Open Foresight Processes Michael Andreas Zeng, Hans Koller, Jahn Reimo Three Triggers of Search Why Young Firms Change Selective Revealing over Time Joachim Henkel, Hepp Dominik Delegation in Knowledge Creating Online Communities Shiko Ben- Menahem, Yash Raj Shrestha, Georg von Krogh Combining crowdsourcing and toolkits to a business model: The case of Stata Corp. Kathrin Reinsberger, Nikolaus Franke Teaching User Innovation through Competition The challenge of cross-functional teams in digital learning environment Jaskari Minna- Maarit, Enell- Nilsson Mona, Kantola Jussi Innovating beyond firm boundaries: Effects of resource deployment control in open source software development Mario Schaarschmidt Open Source Software Developer-Community Role Conflict and Organizational Turnover Mario Schaarschmidt Please note: the listing above corresponds to the order of presentation
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