Difference between revisions of "What are the advantages and disadvantages of closed innovation"

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By running their own research and development units, independent of the commercial application of science by Government agencies and Universities, companies set up and manage their own R & D units, exercising control over the entire NPD cycle which is integrated within the company. This model of internal R&D has always been perceived as a strong barrier for potential new competitors, as the old convention was the requirement of large investments to be able to compete.
By running their own research and development units, independent of the commercial application of science by Government agencies and Universities, companies set up and manage their own R & D units, exercising control over the entire NPD cycle which is integrated within the company. This model of internal R&D has always been perceived as a strong barrier for potential new competitors, as the old convention was the requirement of large investments to be able to compete.
Many of the greatest inventions either in the product(s) or services space had their modest beginnings in the vertically integrated model of closed innovation i.e. Coca-Cola<br>
Many of the greatest inventions either in the product(s) or services space had their modest beginnings in the vertically integrated model of closed innovation i.e. Coca-Cola<br>


'''Disadvantages'''<br>
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