1st Edition

Collaborative Leadership and Innovation Management, Strategy and Creativity

By Elis Carlström Copyright 2023
    144 Pages 6 B/W Illustrations
    by Routledge

    144 Pages 6 B/W Illustrations
    by Routledge

    Original ideas start in a person´s mind, but the environment where they operate is crucial for the capture and development of these ideas. Equally important is the interaction with others in developing and evaluating ideas, as a brilliant idea only influences the world if it is put into use.

    This book hopes to inspire the team leader, innovation manager or research group leader. It deals with the delicate balance of managing and controlling intellectual property in a collaborative environment. Insights on how new inventions can be evaluated are offered. Following the whole cycle of innovation from a creative idea to where a product or service can be put on the market, examples illustrate how an innovative environment can be created and maintained. Strategies and solutions based on the science of team development are presented and leadership models for the different phases of group development are provided.

    The book will be of interest to researchers, academics, product developers, entrepreneurs, and advanced students in the fields of technology and innovation management and entrepreneurship and small business management but also for leadership.

    1. Introduction
    2. How to make your team creative
    3. Follow up ideas
    4. Leading Creative Teams
    5. Inclusion in innovation leadership
    6. Project management for development teams
    7. A strategy for managing intellectual assets
    8. Innovation in a collaborative environment
    9. Innovation and society
    10. Strategy for innovation
    11. Summing up and looking ahead

    Biography

    Elis Carlström is an Associate Professor at Chalmers University and a Senior Advisor of Innovations Technology Transfer at Chalmers Industriteknik, Sweden.

    "An essential read for anyone needing to foster innovation in an increasingly competitive landscape." - Mario Hayek Dean, Texas A&M University, USA