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Scientific Articles

Articles published in peer-reviewed journals and in edited books

 
On this page, we have listed all newPIC faculty members' publications issued in scientific journals and in edited books.
For each categogy, the list introduces the most recent contributions first. Click on the authors' names to expand the boxes.

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2018

  • Authors: Valerie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "Boundary Spanners in the Orchestration of Resources: Global-Local Complementarities in Action"
  • Journal: European Management Review, ref
  • Ref: conditional acceptance, pending stylistic revisions
  • Abstract (EN): This research focuses on managerial roles and practices in the local-global deployment of the orchestration of resources. We aim at understanding how local and global managers contribute to “sensing”, “seizing” and “reconfiguring” in a transnational firm. We offer an exploratory, explanatory and theory-building case study, and an abductive method grounded in the microfoundations of managerial activities. Field research develops inside THALES business units. We have two main conclusions consistent with our abductive method: we characterize how the boundary spanning function serves the orchestration of resources, and point out the importance of team and network boundary spanning modalities. We have identified complementarities between local and global boundary spanners, and pointed out that rules create the framework suited to empowering the dynamics of team or network boundary spanning at local and global levels.
  • Keywords (EN): Dynamic capabilities, Orchestration of resources, Boundary spanners, Transnational firms
  • Acknowledgements: This research has been funded by the French Ministry of Defense (EPS 2013-42). Special thanks to the French MoD’s Observatoire Economique de la Défense. The authors express their gratitude to THALES and most notably to all managers of the GBU Land and Air Systems who hosted our investigations. This research would have been impossible without their support. Special thanks to Christian Bréant, Didier Brugère, Pierre Fossier, Bernard Libat and Philippe Valéry. Our sincere thanks to EMR anonymous reviewers, to Patrick Cohendet and Uta Wilkens and to the participants to track 27 at EGOS 2015 annual conference (Athens), for their insights on earlier versions of this article.
  • Liability reserve: Ideas expressed in this article are those of the authors and neither commit the French Ministry of Defense nor THALES
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  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES and Valerie MERINDOL
  • Title (EN): "Boundary objects as the missing link in resources orchestration: an exploratory study of Dassault Mirage IV and Rafale programs"
  • Journal: Management international / International Management / Gestiòn Internacional, ref
  • Ref: accepted for publication, in press
  • Abstract (EN): In this contribution, we investigate the use of boundary objects (Star and Griesemer) for the orchestration of resources (Teece). We propose a comparative case study elaborating on two Dassault Aviation military fighters under an abductive approach. In this contribution, we elaborate on the micro-foundations approach. Our contribution discusses several properties of boundary objects in relation with the orchestration of resources: type, granularity, openness, malleability, and completeness. We conclude that boundary objects are critical to orchestration. Their properties explain why they diversely impact on sensing, seizing and reconfiguring. They elaborate on knowledge articulation and teamwork, and require specific ways of working.
  • Abstract (FR): Dans cette contribution, nous analysons l’utilisation des objets frontières (Star et Griesemer) dans l’orchestration des ressources (Teece). Nous proposons une étude de cas comparative de deux programmes d’avions de combat de Dassault Aviation dans le cadre d’une approche abductive. Nous nous situons dans une approche par les micro-fondations. Nous discutons plusieurs propriétés des objets frontières dans le cadre de l’orchestration des ressources : type, granularité, ouverture, malléabilité, et complétude. Notre conclusion indique que les objets frontières jouent un rôle critique pour l’orchestration des ressources. Ces propriétés ont des impacts différents sur les trois aspects du « sensing », « seizing » et « reconfiguring ». Nous mettons en évidence que les aspects les plus importants concernent l’articulation de la connaissance et le travail en équipe, ainsi que de nouvelles modalités de travail.
  • Keywords (EN): Dynamic capabilities, orchestration of resources, knowledge, articulation, boundary objects, micro-foundations
  • Keywords (FR): Capacités dynamiques, orchestration des ressources, connaissance, articulation, objets frontières, micro-fondations
  • JEL Codes: TBD
  • Acknowledgements: This research was initiated when the authors were positioned in the French Ministry of Defense, first in the Directorate for Financial affairs, and then in the French Air Force. Special thanks to Ingenieur general de l’armement Bruno Berthet (DGA), to Ingénieur Général Gonin (DGA), to General Jean-Serge Schneider (Fr AF), to General Xavier Jarry (Fr AF) and M. Lionel de la Sayette (Dassault Aviation). This research would have been impossible without their support. We would like to thank the COMAERO team at the Centre d’études d’histoire de l’armement (DGA/CHEAr), the GUERR’ELEC association and the Service historique de l’Armée de l’air (SHAA), which provided with documentation and fruitful contacts. Our gratitude goes to all interviewees who directly contributed to this project: DGA, Air Force and Navy pilots and engineers; and industry executives, engineers and test pilots who interacted with us during interviews and experts groups.
  • Liability reserve: Ideas expressed in this article are those of the authors and neither commit the French Ministry of Defense nor the French Air Force. Le contenu de cet article n’engage que les auteurs et ne représente en rien les idées du ministère français de la Défense ou de l’Armée de l’air (France).
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  • Authors: Lorenzo CASSI, Emilie-Pauline GALLIE, Agenor LAHATTE, and Valerie MERINDOL
  • Title (EN): "Scientific network centrality of European regions: the role of territorial resources"
  • Journal: Regions and Development, nb. 47 (free download online)
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  • Authors: Valerie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "[Design interdependencies between business models in a related-diversification strategy]"
  • Title (FR): "Construire les interdépendances entre Business Models dans une stratégie de diversification reliée"
  • Journal: Finance Contrôle Stratégie
  • Ref: Vol. 2018, NS-1 (Hors Serie nb.1 AIMS series), May
  • Abstract (EN): This article investigates the nature of interdependencies between business models and their modes of elaboration in related diversification strategies. It is based on an exploratory case study developed with THALES, a world leader in the ASD industry (IT and electronics). We have three contributions. First, we identify the variables at the origin of interdependencies between the different (business unit) business models. Second, we point out the role of corporate business models as tools for horizontal and vertical coordination to support the elaboration of the portfolio of business unit business models. Third, we analyze the managers as boundary spanners to support the elaboration of business models, and point out the role of teams of boundary spanners to elaborate (and handle) the interdependencies between business models.
  • Abstract (FR): Cet article étudie la nature des interdépendances entre Business models et leur mode d'élaboration dans le cadre d'une stratégie de diversification reliée. Fondé sur une étude de cas exploratoire menée au sein de l'entreprise Thales spécialisée dans l'électronique de Défense et de Sécurité, cet article propose trois types de contributions. Le premier est l'identification des facteurs qui expliquent des degrés d'interdépendances différents entre les BM. Le second est de mettre en évidence le rôle du Corporate Business Model comme outil de coordination horizontale et verticale pour élaborer le portefeuille de BM. Enfin, cet article identifie le rôle clé des manageurs intermédiaires pour construire ces business models et met en évidence le rôle des équipes de manageurs se comportant comme des courtiers pour construire les interdépendances entre Business Models.
  • Keywords (EN): Business models, boundary spanning, related diversification
  • Keywords (FR): Business Models, Courtiers, Diversification reliée
  • JEL Codes: L14, L25, O32, O33
  • Remerciements: Cette recherche a bénéficié d’un financement du Ministère français de la Défense (EPS 2013-42). Les auteurs tiennent à remercier les responsables de l’Observatoire économique de la Défense pour leur confiance, ainsi que l’ensemble des cadres de THALES qui les ont accueillis au niveau corporate et dans les unités de la GBU Land and Air Systems. Les auteurs remercient également les participants aux sessions sur les business models de la conférence annuelle de l’AIMS 2015, et les référés anonymes de la revue pour leurs commentaires sur les versions antérieures de l’article.
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  • Authors: Valérie MERINDOL, Emilie-Pauline GALLIE, and Ignasi CAPDEVILA
  • Title (EN): "Technology transfer offices and academic open labs as different types of organizational intermediairies in science-society relationships"
  • Journal: Gestion 2000, ref
  • Ref: accepted for publication, in press
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2017

  • Authors: Nicolas AUBOUIN and Alexandra LE CHAFFOTEC
  • Title (EN): "[xxxxx]"
  • Title (FR): "Le Bazar est dans la cathédrale : l’espace comme catalyseur de l’implication de l’usager dans la créativité organisationnelle"
  • Journal: Management international / International Management / Gestiòn Internacional
  • Ref: 22(1), pp.
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  • Authors: Valerie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
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  • Title (FR): "Développer des capacités hautement créatives: le cas des laboratoires d’innovation ouverte"
  • Journal: Management international / International Management / Gestiòn Internacional
  • Ref: 22(1), pp.
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  • Authors: Karim ERRAJAA, LEGOHEREL, P., WEBER, K., LE SERRE, D.
  • Title (EN): "Assessing the role of culture as a moderator of the influence of cognitive age on seniors’travel motivation and perceived risk"
  • Journal: Journal of Consumer Marketing, ref
  • Ref: accepted for publication, in press
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  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA
  • Title (EN): "Knowing communities and the innovative capacity of cities"
  • Journal: City, Culture and Society, ref
  • Ref: accepted for publication, in press
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  • Authors: M. I. ZARLENGA and Ignasi CAPDEVILA
  • Title (EN): "Les multiples échelles et dynamiques urbaines de créativité et d’innovation"
  • Journal: Géographie Économie Société, ref
  • Ref: accepted for publication, in press
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  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA, Patrick COHENDET and Laurent SIMON
  • Title (EN): "From a local community to a global influence. How elBulli restaurant created a new epistemic movement in the world of haute cuisine"
  • Journal: Industry and Innovation
  • Ref: published online first
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  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA
  • Title (EN): "The local and global knowledge dynamics through communities. The case of communities of makers and social entrepreneurs in Barcelona"
  • Journal: Management international / International Management / Gestiòn Internacional
  • Ref: 21(3). 57-68
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2016

  • Authors: Alexandra LE CHAFFOTEC
  • Title (EN): "TTTTTTTTTT"
  • Title (FR): "Quoi de neuf, Docteur ? Les Living Labs en santé"
  • Journal: Entreprendre et Innover, special issue on "Fab Labs"
  • Ref: 2016/4 n°31
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  • Abstract (FR): Pourquoi et de quelle manière les living labs permettent-ils d’innover en santé, quels changements importants apportent-ils à l’organisation de notre système de santé ? L’analyse présentée ici repose sur des études de cas basées sur des entretiens in situ menés dans deux types de structures : les centres de référence maladies rares et les living labs santé et autonomie. Ces études montrent que la propension à innover repose notamment sur la séquence de travail des living labs (analyse des besoins, co-conception, prototypage et déploiement de la solution), dans un cadre temporel et spatial défini, réunissant la contribution d’une variété d’acteurs (professionnels de santé, usagers, entreprises, universitaires, etc.). Ces méthodes inédites en santé font évoluer à la fois le rapport à l’usager, dont la place dans le processus de création devient centrale, le rôle et la place du médecin placé au cœur de relations plus horizontales que hiérarchiques, et enfin le rapport à l’industrie.
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  • Authors: Valérie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "TTTTTTTTTT"
  • Title (FR): "Les laboratoires d’innovation ouverte comme dispositif intrapreneurial"
  • Journal: Entreprendre et Innover, special issue on "Fab Labs"
  • Ref: 2016/4 n°31
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  • Abstract (FR): Cet article propose une analyse des laboratoires d’innovation ouverte (LIO) comme vecteur de diffusion des pratiques et valeurs entrepreneuriales dans l’entreprise. A partir de la comparaison de 11 LIO dans 9 grandes entreprises françaises, cet article met en perspective les caractéristiques clés des LIO, leurs missions, le rôle des salariés et leur relation au reste de l’entreprise. L’article souligne l’importance des modes de production de la légitimité du LIO dans l’entreprise ainsi que le rôle du management direct des salariés sur les modalités d’accès aux activités du LIO. L’article identifie plusieurs facteurs clés de succès.
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  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA
  • Title (EN): "TTTTTTTTTT"
  • Title (FR): "Une typologie d'espaces ouverts d'innovation basée sur les différents modes d'innovation et motivations à la participation"
  • Journal: Gestion 2000
  • Ref: 33(4), 93-116
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  • Abstract (FR): Les espaces ouverts d’innovation (tels que les Fab Labs, les Living Labs, les espaces de coworking, les hackerspaces, makerspaces, etc.) sont des espaces localises qui offrent un accès ouvert a des ressources et qui sont caractérisés par une culture d'ouverture et de collaboration reposant sur le partage de connaissances, de ressources et d’outils. Cet article propose une typologie de ces espaces basée sur les types d’innovation (méthodes et techniques d’idéation; innovation sociale; innovation ouverte; et innovation par les utilisateurs) et les motivations qui incitent à la participation. Cette typologie aide à identifier les caractéristiques communes mais aussi les particularités des approches d’innovation qui sont derrière les différentes dénominations
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  • Authors: Boris MAYNADIER and Karim ERRAJAA
  • Title (EN): [Consumption experience and structure of a retail cluster imaginary. Case study of a festive consumption urban space]
  • Title (FR): "Expérience de consommation et structure de l’imaginaire d’une grappe de commerces. Le cas d’un espace urbain de consommation festive"
  • Journal: Revue des Sciences de Gestion
  • Ref: Accepted for publication, forthcoming
  • Abstract (EN): How to understand the synergic effect generated by a cluster of small businesses? An ethnomarketing approach from the St Peter's Square in Toulouse allows to propose an original answer: it generates a consumption and place imaginary. The modalities of anchoring (cluster, place and consumption experience) and the structure of this social imagination are developed. The implications for the managers are developed through the production of markers and symbolic attractors.
  • Abstract (FR): Comment comprendre l’effet de synergie que génère une grappe de commerces indépendants ? Une approche ethnomarketing d’espace festif urbain permet de proposer une réponse empirique et originale : elle rend possible un imaginaire territorial et de consommation. Les modalités d’ancrage (grappe, lieu et expérience de consommation) et la structure de cet imaginaire social sont analysées. Les implications pour les managers sont développées à travers la production de marqueurs et d’attracteurs symboliques.
  • Keywords (EN): Imaginary, Ethnomarketing, Business cluster, Consumption experience
  • Keywords (FR): Imaginaire, Ethnomarketing, Grappe de commerces, Expérience de consommation
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  • Authors: Michael BENAIM, Jean-Alain HERAUD, and Valerie MERINDOL
  • Title (EN): "Scientific connectivity of European regions: Towards a typology of cooperative schemes"
  • Title (FR): "[Connectivité scientifique des régions européennes: vers une typologie des schémas de coopération]"
  • Journal: Journal of Innovation Economics and Management, ref
  • Ref: vol. 16 nb.3
  • Abstract (EN): The diversity of European regions in terms of R&D and of absorptive capacities has been extensively investigated but without taking into account all dimensions of the regional innovation systems. Even though the variety of connections is a source of constraints and opportunities for the development of territories, few analytical contributions have been devoted so far to this subject and to the implications for regional public policies. This article aims at contributing to the analysis of regional research and innovation systems. It focuses on the different types of scientific connectivity present at local to global levels, and proposes a typology of European regions based on co-publication statistics. It links this characterization of European regions with regional policy issues and discusses the relevance of these measures. The typology of scientific connectivity produces new maps of European regions, and challenges the classical R&D point of view about regional systems.
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2015

  • Authors: A. ANBERREE, Nicolas AUBOUIN, E. COBLENCE, F. KLETZ
  • Title (EN): "Audience Participation in cultural projects: Bringing the organization back in"
  • Title (FR): "[TBD]"
  • Journal: International Journal of Arts Management
  • Ref: vol 18(1), pp. 29-42
  • Abstract (EN): Based on the observation that cultural institutions are showing increasing interest in developing participatory projects, the authors pose the following question: How and to what degree can participatory projects lead to a transformation of the organization, similar to the activation of the work of art via the gaze of the spectator? They use three case studies to demonstrate that, while audience participation in the cultural field has developed apace and has effectively transformed the relation of participants to the worlds of art, it has not succeeded in penetrating the boundaries of the organization beyond ad hoc services. They discuss this phenomenon in reference to the need to implement organizational change further upstream and to the difficulty inherent in making available specific approaches to evaluating participatory projects.
  • Abstract (FR): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): Democratization, visitor support, consumer experience, activation of the organization, crowdfunding
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  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA, Patrick COHENDET and Laurent SIMON
  • Title (EN): "Establishing new codes for creativity through haute cuisine: the case of Ferran Adia and Elbulli"
  • Title (FR): "[TBD]"
  • Journal: Technology Innovation Management Review
  • Ref: vol 5(7), pp. 25-33
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  • Keywords (EN): creativity, innovation, creative process, exploration, exploitation, ambidexterity, haute cuisine, gastronomy, elBulli, Ferran Adria
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  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA and M. I. ZARLENGA
  • Title (EN): "Smart City or smart citizens? The Barcelona case"
  • Title (FR): "[TBD]"
  • Journal: Journal of Strategy and Management
  • Ref: vol 8(3), pp. 266-282
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  • Authors: Ana COLOVIC and Olivier LAMOTTE
  • Title (EN): "Technological environment and technology entrepreneurship: a cross-country analysis"
  • Title (FR): "[TBD]"
  • Journal: Creativity and Innovation Management, Special issue 'Technology entrepreneurship'
  • Ref: REF
  • Abstract (EN): Recent years have seen growing interest in the influence of the environment on entrepreneurship. However, little is known about the impact of the technological environment at country level on the creation of new technology-based firms. This study investigates the relationship between the technological environment (measured by the amount of investment in R&D and access to Information and Communication Technology infrastructures) and technology entrepreneurship, in 54 countries during the years 2005 to 2010. Using data from the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, and the World Bank Development Indicators, we identify a significant, robust inverted-U-shaped relationship between R&D investment at country level and the likelihood of technology entrepreneurship. We also find evidence of a positive relationship between access to Information and Communication Technology infrastructures and the likelihood of technology entrepreneurship.
  • Keywords (EN): Technology entrepreneurship; Technological environment; R&D; ICT
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  • Authors: Valerie MERINDOL
  • Title (EN): "[Information technologies and forms of co-creation: towards a new paradigm for the US DoD"
  • Title (FR): "Technologies de l’information et variété des formes de co-création : vers un nouveau paradigme pour la Défense américaine"
  • Journal: Gérer et Comprendre
  • Ref: nb 119, pp. 42-52
  • Abstract (EN): This article investigates the role of Defence as an active user of technology. It shows that two user centric models of innovation co-exist: the owner and Lead user status. The article analyses the consequences of user’s characteristics on the client and firms relationships. It focuses also on the consequences of user’s characteristics on the technological and organizational capabilities associated to the client. The article is based on a depth case study related to the US Defence and on its role in the innovation processes.
  • Abstract (FR): Cet article présente le rôle de la Défense en tant qu’usager innovant de la technologie. Il met en évidence la coexistence de deux modèles d’innovation centrés sur l’usager (le maître d’ouvrage et le lead user) suite à l’introduction massive des technologies de l’information et de la communication. Il analyse les conséquences des caractéristiques de l’usager innovant sur deux dimensions : la relation entre le client et les entreprises et les formes de co-création d’une part, et le management de la technologie en interne à la Défense d’autre part. Cette recherche se fonde sur une étude de cas longitudinale concernant la Défense américaine.
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  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA
  • Title (EN): "Co-Working Spaces and the Localised Dynamics of Innovation in Barcelona"
  • Journal: International Journal of Innovation Management
  • Ref: 19(3)
  • Abstract (EN): This paper considers a multi-level perspective to analyse the crucial role of individuals and communities outside firms in the localised dynamics of innovation. Through a qualitative study of the communities emerging in co-working spaces (CWSs) in Barcelona, we disentangle the different dynamics of innovation involving community insiders and local actors (firms, citizens and governmental bodies). We argue that CWSs act as intermediaries between creative individuals ("the underground") and innovative firms ("the upper-ground"), contributing to the interaction between co-located actors through the articulation of places, spaces, projects and events. The results lead to suggestions for policies to contribute to the emergence and development of innovation by fostering innovative processes outside firms.
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  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA
  • Title (EN): "[Intrapreneurial approaches in innovation lab]"
  • Title (FR): "Les différentes approches entrepreneuriales dans les espaces ouverts d'innovation"
  • Journal: Innovations, Revue d'Economie et de Management de l'Innovation
  • Ref: 48(3)
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  • Abstract (FR): L’article présente une classification d’espaces ouverts selon leur approche entrepreneuriale, en considérant le type de gouvernance et le type d’approche créative. Cet article décrit aussi ces différents espaces ouverts selon les dynamiques et processus collectifs et organisationnels qui sont à l’œuvre
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  • Authors: Karim ERRAJAA,
    Judith PARTOUCHE,
    Imen SAFRAOU
  • Title (EN): "TTTTTTTTTT"
  • Title (FR): "Les modalités et conséquences de collaboration entre consommateur-senior et entreprise sur la co-création de valeur et le rôle des réseaux sociaux dans ce processus : Etude exploratoire"
  • Journal: Revue des sciences de gestion
  • Ref: in press
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Abstract (FR): Cette recherche s'attache à comprendre les modalités et conséquences de la collaboration entre consommateurs seniors et entreprises dans la co-création des offres et le rôle d'internet dans cette dynamique. Une méthodologie qualitative mobilisant la netnographie et les entretiens semi-directifs est utilisée. L"analyse aboutit à plusieurs résultats : (1) la prise de conscience des enjeux de la collaboration "seniors-entreprises" ; (2) l'attitude positive à l'égard de cette collaboration ; (3) la variété des modalités de son déploiement (formes, conditions et dispositifs) ; (4) les bénéfices mutuels de la collaboration.
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2014

  • Authors: Valerie MERINDOL
  • Title (EN): "TTTTTTTTTT"
  • Title (FR): "Le brevet comme outil stratégique des
    entreprises : vers l’émergence d’une
    nouvelle capacité organisationnelle ?"
  • Journal: Revue Internationale de Management et de Stratégie, ref
  • Ref: June 2014
  • Abstract (EN): Today patents contribute to several dimensions of a firm’s strategy in order to improve its technological and competitive leadership. The purpose of the article is to identify the implication of the strategic role of patents on the acquisition of new organizational capabilities. It analyses why changes are slow in the French firms as compared to the other European and transatlantic competitors.
  • Abstract (FR): Les brevets peuvent répondre à une grande variété de fonctions,toutes stratégiques pour le positionnement technologique et concurrentiel des entreprises. L’objectif de cet article est de proposer une analyse des incidences de l’évolution du rôle des brevets sur les capacités organisationnelles qu’elles doivent acquérir pour gérer au mieux leurs portefeuilles de brevets. Cet article tente aussi d’essayer de comprendre le retard français en la matière.
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  • Authors: Nicolas AUBOUIN and Emmanuel COBLENCE
  • Title (EN): "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
  • Title (FR): "Les Nouveaux Territoires de l’Art, entre îlot et essaim"
  • Journal: Territoire en mouvement - Revue de géographie et aménagement, ref
  • Ref: nb.17-18
  • Abstract (EN): Artistic approaches in brownfield sites or abandoned buildings, which fall under the term “new territories of art” (Nouveaux Territoires de l’Art), appear as new exploration fields for creation and management. In fact, these approaches renew the ways in which art projects are constructed, notably through the creation of multidisciplinary art communities and the involvement of stakeholders (population, socio-cultural associations, local authorities). In this process, the artist is in charge a central clearing role. However, this renewal, facilitated by the ergonomic design and location of the invested spaces, is also achieved through the introduction of more flexible management tools (collegiality, flexibility, informal selection) than those traditionally developed in cultural institutions. Through the case study of two artistic wastelands in France, Les Frigos and Culture Commune, we show that the development of these areas needs an interaction with their settlement territory, which can be achieved by many different paths, depending on the contexts and strategies of project leaders. We distinguish two models of development: the island (îlot) is based on a project management devoted to autonomy, while the swarm (essaim) develops through a co-construction with the territory. These two logics, although much different, both lead to challenge traditional public governance in the field of culture.
  • Keywords (EN): New territories of art, artistic brownfield sites, management tools, Les Frigos, Culture Commune
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2013

  • Authors: Olivier LAMOTTE and Ana COLOVIC
  • Title (EN): "Innovation and internationalization of young entrepreneurial firms"
  • Journal: Management international/International Management/Gestiòn Internacional
  • Ref: 18(1), 87-103
  • Abstract (EN): This article investigates the relationship between innovation and internationalization in young entrepreneurial firms. Based on data from the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor and the World Bank for 64 countries during the 2001-2008 period, this study demonstrates that young entrepreneurial firms involved in product and/or process innovation are more likely to be internationalized. Moreover, the results of our study reveal that the impact of innovation is greater for product innovation than for process innovation and for high-income countries than for low- or middle-income countries.
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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  • Authors: Philip CARTWRIGHT, Ekaterina BESSON, L. MAUBISSON
  • Title (EN): "Nostalgia and Innovation Driving Consumption of Retro Pop Music"
  • Journal: European Journal of Innovation Management
  • Ref: 16(4), 459-494
  • Abstract (EN): The role of nostalgia in consumers' lives and its application in the design of marketing strategies has been highlighted in prior research. However, the role of nostalgia as well as the consumers' nostalgic inclination in the development of new products has not been investigated yet, either for existing products or new ones. Hence, the purpose of this paper is to underline and understand the collaborative process of value co-creation for both actors (companies and consumers) in the development of nostalgic new products.
    Design/ method/ approach: A double methodology was used through a netnographic study and semi-directed interviews. Data collection in the etnographic approach was conducted on both general and specialized social networks, web sites and forums. 12 semi-directed interviews were conducted; verbatims were analyzed through a content thematic analysis. The use of both methodologies helped to underline recurrent and complementary findings.
    Findings: The analysis highlights four main results: first, the main criteria for selection and purchase of products and services; second, the perception and dimensions of nostalgia; third, the link between nostalgia and consumption; and finally, the relationship between nostalgic experiences and the co-creation process.
    Originality: This research is the first to study the value of the co-creation process for the development of nostalgic new products.
  • Keywords (EN): Nostalgia, Technology, Innovation, Retro, Music, Consumption
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  • Authors: Karim ERRAJAA, Judith PARTOUCHE, Vincent DUTOT
  • Title (EN): "The co-creation process in the development of nostalgic new products"
  • Journal: European Journal of Innovation Management
  • Ref: 16(4), 440-458
  • Abstract (EN): The purpose of the article is understanding a prima facie attraction of retro pop-rock by a broad spectrum of people and the role of technology innovation in driving the importance of this genre. A key idea of this paper is that ongoing popularity of retro pop-rock music is associated with a confluence of demand-side and supply-side factors. The demand side is thought to be characterized by a combination of psychological factors contributing to individuals' desires to enjoy, reflect on, or even live "in" the past. On the supply-side, technology has roles in the production, distribution and consumption of music. The approach of this article is to provide an extensive search and synthesis of relevant literature and to present and analyze findings from online surveys. The literature supports the idea that attraction to retro music is heavily influenced by psychological factors as well as technology innovation. The survey provides supporting evidence. Of particular interest are findings related to correlations between nostalgia and technology. This study is, to the authors' knowledge, one of the first to provide a survey-based link between the attraction to retro music to nostalgia and technology.
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2012

  • Authors: Ana COLOVIC and Olivier LAMOTTE
  • Title (EN): "TTTTTTTTTT"
  • Title (FR): "Entrepreneurs seniors et innovation"
  • Journal: Revue française de gestion
  • Ref: (8), 127-141
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  • Abstract (FR): Cet article étudie la propension à innover des entrepreneurs seniors relativement aux autres catégories d'entrepreneurs. L'étude empirique est réalisée à partir d'une base de données de 69 054 entrepreneurs de 64 pays sur la période 2001-2008 et issue de l'enquête Global Entrepreneurship Monitor. Les résultats montrent que les entrepreneurs seniors sont moins innovants que les entrepreneurs plus jeunes, tant en termes d'innovation de produit que d'innovation de procédé.
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Articles published in edited books and in conference proceedings...

 

2017

  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA
  • Title (EN): "A typology of localized spaces of collaborative innovation"
  • In Maarten van Ham, Darja Reuschke, Reinout Kleinhans, Stephen Syrett and Colin Mason (eds.) Entrepreneurial neighbourhoods – towards an understanding of the economies of neighbourhoods and communities. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishers
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Abstract of the book (EN): TBD
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2016

  • Authors: Nadege BOUQUIN, Valérie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "Les Open Labs en France: Quelqures repères et un regard sur les open labs d'entreprises."
  • in Chapitre 7, pp 209-274 de la publication annuelle de la plateforme FutuRIS de l'ANRT, La recherche et l'innovation en France, sous la direction de Jacques Lesourne et Denis Randet, Paris: Editions Odile Jacob
  • Abstract (FR): Depuis quelques années, on assiste à la multiplication de ce qui sera défini dans ce chapitre comme des « open labs », au-delà de la diversité des intitulés existants. Ces dispositifs, qui associent généralement un lieu et une démarche, peuvent être créés par des acteurs très divers (entreprises, universités, écoles, collectivités locales, associations, institutions culturelles, hôpitaux, entrepreneurs individuels…). Leur objectif est de contribuer au renouvellement des modalités d’innovation et de création par la mise en œuvre de processus collaboratifs et itératifs, ouverts et donnant lieu à une matérialisation physique ou virtuelle.
    Dans un premier temps, le chapitre précise ce qui a été regroupé sous l’appellation « open labs » et en décrit quelques types : Fablabs et Techshops ; Living Labs ; Innovation labs (aux dénominations variées : Ideas labs, Creative labs…) ; makerspaces / hackerspaces. Dans un deuxième temps, il étudie une dizaine d’open labs créés par de grandes entreprises. Trois logiques-types de positionnement par rapport à l’entreprise-mère sont identifiées : logique intra-entrepreneuriale, logique de service interne d’innovation (contribution à l’innovation de l’entreprise), logique « makers » (au service des projets des salariés). Après une description des modalités d’organisation et de fonctionnement des open labs en fonction de leur logique de positionnement, un outil de caractérisation et d’aide à la décision est proposé aux acteurs engagés dans un projet d’open lab. Enfin, le chapitre esquisse un bilan de la « valeur ajoutée » et du pouvoir de transformation des open labs aujourd’hui.
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  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA
  • Title (EN): "Entrepreneur et maker"
  • in Dimitri UZINIDIS et André TIRAN, eds; Directionnaire économique de l'entrepreneur, Paris: Classiques Garnier
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Abstract of the book (EN): TBD
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  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA
  • Title (EN): "Les ancrages locaux et les dynamiques globales des communautés de connaissance"
  • in J.-P. DUPUIS, ed; Ancrages culturels et dynamiques du management. Paris: Editions Vuibert
  • Keywords (FR): Communautés de connaissance, Buzz local, Pipelines globaux, Dynamiques localisées de connaissances
  • Abstract(FR): Le modèle du buzz et pipelines (Maskell et al., 2006 ; Bathelt et al., 2004) affirme que les organisations ont besoin à la fois de participer au buzz local et créer des pipelines globaux avec des acteurs externes pour accroître leur capacité d'innovation. À différence du buzz, où la co-localisation est suffisante pour profiter des connaissances partagées, les pipelines nécessitent d’un investissement élevé pour leur construction et entretien. Cet article complète ce modèle en mettant l'accent sur le rôle joué par les communautés de connaissance qui facilitent à la fois les dynamiques de connaissance au niveau local et global. Le modèle proposé est empiriquement illustré par une étude de trois cas sur différentes communautés de connaissance à Barcelone (fabbers, coworkers et makers).
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  • Authors: Majid SALEH, Marie-Helène ABEL, Véronique MISSERI, Claude MOULIN and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "Integration of brainstorming platform in a system of information systems "
  • in Proceedings of the 8th Internatinoal Conference on Management of Digital Ecosystems (IEEE - MEDES) NYC: ACM IEEE
  • Refs: doi>10.1145/3012071.3012084 ; ISBN: 978-1-4503-4267-4
  • Keywords (FR): xxxx
  • Abstract(FR): xxxx.
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2015

  • Authors: Marie-Hélène ABEL, Véronique MISSERI, David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "About the relevance of digital ecosystems for collaborative expert group projects"
  • in Proceedings of the 19th IEEE International Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design
  • Abstract (EN): The article introduces the operational and theoretical challenges associated with the ECOPACK project that targets the development on digital collaboration platforms in order to facilitate an expert group. A return on experience with expert groups run with different modalities has made it possible to understand that the challenge locates at the level of the emergence of “weak ties” within the expert group. The digital platform also requires the monitoring of collaboration traces. It has to be considered as a “boundary object”.
  • Keywords (EN): weak ties; tacit knowledge; embodied knowledge; expert group; digital platform; digital ecosystem; collaboration
  • Acknowledgements:
    This ECOPACK research project is funded by the French ANR agency on behalf of the French Ministry of Defense ASTRID funds. Previous research mentioned in the document associates with the Pluri-annual cooperative development program installed at the French Observatoire des sciences et des techniques (OST) for the elaboration of thematic multi-disciplinary scientometric nomenclatures. OST’s “PPCD Nomenclatures” was funded by the French Ministry of Defense (DGA/MRIS) and by the French Ministry of Research (DGRI); David W. Versailles was in charge for OST both as project manager and as principal investigator.
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  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA
  • Title (EN): "How can city labs enhance the citizens' motivation in different types of innovation activities?"
  • in L.M. Aiello and D. McFarland (Eds;), SocInfo 2014 Workshops, LNCS 8852,pp. 64–71, Springer
  • Abstract (EN):publication
  • Abstract of the book (EN): This book constitutes the proceedings of the Workshops held at the International Conference on Social Informatics, SocInfo 2014, which took place in Barcelona, Spain, in November 2014. This year SocInfo 2014 included nine satellite workshops: the City Labs Workshop, the Workshop on Criminal Network Analysis and Mining, CRIMENET, the Workshop on Interaction and Exchange in Social Media, DYAD, the Workshop on Exploration of Games and Gamers, EGG, the Workshop on HistoInformatics, the Workshop on Socio-Economic Dynamics, Networks and Agent-based Models, SEDNAM, the Workshop on Social Influence, SI, the Workshop on Social Scientists Working with Start-Ups and the Workshop on Social Media in Crowdsourcing and Human Computation, SoHuman.
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2014

  • Authors: Ignasi CAPDEVILA
  • Title (EN): "Co-Working Spaces and the Localised Dynamics of Innovation in Barcelona"
  • in... Huizingh, K.R.E, Conn, S. Torkkeli, M. and Bitran, I., eds; The Proceedings of The ISPIM Americas Innovation Forum, October, ISBN 978-952-265-589-9
  • Abstract (EN): This paper considers a multi-level perspective to analyse the crucial role of individuals and communities outside firms in the localised dynamics of innovation. Through a qualitative study of the communities emerging in co-working spaces (CWSs) in Barcelona, we disentangle the different dynamics of innovation involving community insiders and local actors (firms, citizens and governmental bodies). We argue that CWSs act as intermediaries between creative individuals ("the underground") and innovative firms ("the upper-ground"), contributing to the interaction between co-located actors through the articulation of places, spaces, projects and events. The results lead to suggestions for policies to contribute to the emergence and development of innovation by fostering innovative processes outside firms.
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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2013

  • Authors: Karim ERRAJAA, Judith PARTOUCHE, Vincent DUTOT
  • Title (EN): "The role of nostalgic experiences in co-creation offers"
  • in... Proceedings of the Annual Conference Administrative Sciences Association of Canada,
  • Abstract (EN): The role of nostalgia in consumers' lives and its application in the design of marketing strategies has been highlighted in prior research. However, the role of nostalgia as well as the consumers' nostalgic inclination in the development of new products has not been investigated yet, either for existing products or new ones. Hence, the purpose of this paper is to underline and understand the collaborative process of value co-creation for both actors (companies and consumers) in the development of nostalgic new products. Design/ method/ approach: A double methodology was used through a netnographic study and semi-directed interviews. Data collection in the etnographic approach was conducted on both general and specialized social networks, web sites and forums. 12 semi-directed interviews were conducted; verbatims were analyzed through a content thematic analysis. The use of both methodologies helped to underline recurrent and complementary findings. Findings: The analysis highlights four main results: first, the main criteria for selection and purchase of products and services; second, the perception and dimensions of nostalgia; third, the link between nostalgia and consumption; and finally, the relationship between nostalgic experiences and the co-creation process. Originality: This research is the first to study the value of the co-creation process for the development of nostalgic new products.
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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2012

  • Authors: Philip CARTWRIGHT and Ekaterina BESSON
  • Title (EN): "A Perspective on Disruptive Innovation"
  • in Evolution et perspectives du management, Paris: L'Harmattan
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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  • Authors: Philip CARTWRIGHT and Ekaterina BESSON
  • Title (EN): "Invention, Innovation and the Growing Demand for Energy"
  • in The Case of Solar Powerr and India, Frederic ENCEL ed; Paris: Eclypse
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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