Mapping Living Labs in the Landscape of Innovation Methodologies

By Esteve Almirall, M. Lee, Jonathan Wareham. 2012

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User involvement can take a variety of forms. Some instances position the user as the main creator, in the case of lead users (von Hippel, 1986; tinyurl.com/94oqoek) or open source communities. Others see participants operating as co-creators in practices such as design thinking (Brown, 2008; tinyurl.com/y9ehqt5). On the other end of the spectrum, participatory or user-centered design treats users as passive subjects whose insights are captured and introduced in the innovation process, such as in applied ethnography, usability, human interaction, or market validation exercises.

Subfields: Management of Technology and Innovation, Media Technology

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In Management of Technology and Innovation

1. Dimitrios Buhalis
2. Aditya Amaranggana

In Media Technology

1. Dimitrios Buhalis
2. Aditya Amaranggana

Citations in the corpus

• Smart Tourism Destinations (2014, methodology): “Through Living Labs methodologies, numbers of people are selected and being involved iteratively over a co-creation process to capture the market (Almirall et al. 2012).”