The Linear Model of Innovation

By Benoît Godin. 2006

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Subfields: Information Systems and Management, Management of Technology and Innovation, Management Science and Operations Research

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A Typology of Reverse Innovation (2015, methodology): “Based on the linear model of the innovation process (e.g., Godin, 2006), it clarifies and expands the notion of reverse innovation beyond a purely market-introduction concept by identifying two additional reversals in the flow of innovation: development-based and ideation-based reverse innovation.”
Innovation, regional development and relations between high- and low-tech industries (2011, background): “Statistical offices played a key role in the crystallisation of the model into a social fact (Godin, 2006) and collection of data on basic research.”
Innovation: Exploring the knowledge base (2012, background): “Although innovation is a very fashionable topic today, this has not always been the case (Godin 2006).”
Innovation studies—The emerging structure of a new scientific field (2009, background): “6 For a historical perspective on innovation theory see Godin (2006).”
In Defence of the Linear Model: An Essay (2010, background): “The latter is rather a straitjacket (developed over time in various steps, as put by Godin (2006)) that by depriving Bush’s arguments from any historical references and from any nuance and subtlety makes them an inflexible and oversimplified model of the innovation process.”
National Innovation System (2009, neutral): “See Edgerton ð2004Þ and Godin ð2006cÞ.”
Towards a Better Conceptual Framework for Innovation Processes in Agriculture and Rural Development: From Linear Models to Systemic Approaches (2009, background): “(For a history of the linear models understanding of innovation, see for example Godin, 2006 .”