Determinants of open innovation adoption in public organizations: A systematic review
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2021Journal
Public Management Review
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This article presents a synthesizing framework of the determinants of open innovation adoption in public organizations. We examine the fragmented literature and integrate earlier results. To provide a theoretical foundation to our understanding of open innovation adoption, we categorize determinants identified in the literature based on three theoretical perspectives on organizations: transaction cost theory, resource-based theory, and institutional theory. Our study finds that a resource-based rationale is dominant in the literature. Considerations regarding transaction costs and institutional pressures have received less attention. We end the article with suggestions for future research.Keyword
Adoption, Open Innovation, Collaborative Innovation, Determinants, Systematic Literature Review, Resource-based View, Competitive Advantage, Co-Creation, Governance, Assimilation, BarriersKnowledge Domain/Industry
Innovation Managementae974a485f413a2113503eed53cd6c53
10.1080/14719037.2021.2003106