What are the reasons why open innovation fails?

Presenting a collection of case studies: Detailed explanations using various examples!

The reasons why open innovation fails can be largely attributed to the following three factors: 1. A lack of trust with the other party makes it difficult to reach deeper insights through candid discussions. 2. Promoting specific themes from individual companies is challenging in terms of creating connections. 3. The budget and decision-making authority of the responsible parties are weak, making internal negotiations impossible. The "Karayaburi Dojo" is a co-creation platform for corporate innovators, consisting of 1,900 members, that generates innovation and new businesses through breakthrough thinking that challenges existing concepts. Features of our platform include collaboration with co-creation hubs that have established trust with the other party, and the involvement of executive-level personnel from the other party who have budget and decision-making authority. 【Features】 ■ Collaboration with co-creation hubs that have established trust with the other party. ■ Increased co-creation probability through comprehensive matching between the other party and our clients. ■ Involvement of executive-level personnel from the other party who have budget and decision-making authority. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us by mentioning "Ipros."

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