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WOIC2024 – 11th Edition
World Open Innovation Conference
University of California, Berkeley
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Nov 6 + 7, 2024Save the Week!
University of California, Berkeley
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MEMORIES OF WOIC 2023
NOV
6+7
2024
11th ANNUAL
WORLD OPEN INNOVATION
CONFERENCE 2024
Hosted in University of California, Berkeley
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6th and 7th of November 2024Save the Week!
University of California, Berkeley
Nov 5, 2024Doctoral Consortium
Nov 8, 2024Post-Conference
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WORLD OPEN INNOVATION CONFERENCE
Launched in 2014, the World Open Innovation Conference (WOIC) is where academia, industry, and policy makers meet. WOIC fosters cross-sector collaboration, explores open innovation trends, and showcases groundbreaking research and practices.
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Theme: 20 years of Open Innovation
Bringing Together Stakeholders for Joint Value Creation.
With the first publication of “Open Innovation – The New Imperative for Creating and Profiting from Technology” by Henry Chesbrough being over two decades ago, it is time for the open innovation ecosystem to reflect on what has been learnt so far. Academics have researched and opened new questions, while companies, governments, and different players have embedded this paradigm within their culture, developing best practices and finding failure along the way.
Therefore, we want to leverage on this iconic milestone and reflect on the latest trends and tools in open innovation.
This year, the conference theme is “Bringing Together Stakeholders for Joint Value Creation,” where we aim to explore how different stakeholders, such as startups, corporations, investors, academia, and policy makers, can generate exponential enhanced value by coming together. In summary, we aim to answer the question, “Is it true that we innovate better if we do it together?”