In his talk with the Peter Pribilla Network, Professor Piller emphasizes that companies can actively involve users, often at relatively low cost, in the innovation process. Threadless is a particularly bold example: a company that has successfully outsourced the entire innovation process to users/customers – from idea generation to selection among prototypes for mass production. At the end of the talk, Piller suggests that government support can facilitate user innovation on a national level and thus create competitive advantage for German companies.
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Piller, F. (2008). Interactive value creation with users and customers. Leading Open Innovation (pp. 16–25).
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