The role of multidisciplinary collaborations in publishing innovation

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Rachel Noorda , Okke Schlüter
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Abstract

Product innovation is crucial for the future of the publishing industry, and the objective of this study was to understand the role of multi-disciplinarity in publishing innovation teams, typical patterns of interaction between team members, and similarities and differences in multidisciplinary innovation teams across national boundaries (US, Canada, and Germany). This is an exploratory study from Portland State University, Stuttgart Media University and Toronto Metropolitan University based on twenty-one qualitative in-depth interviews with publishing employees involved in the innovation process. The study reveals that multidisciplinary innovation teams are common in all three countries. Using an input-process-output (IPO) model, researchers found three main things: 1) input from outside the company is helpful; 2) corporate culture, familiarity and psychological safety foster creativity during the innovation process; and 3) innovation output is often evaluated by low-cost prototypes presented to the target audience.

多学科合作在出版创新中的作用
产品创新对出版业的未来至关重要,本研究旨在了解多学科在出版创新团队中的作用、团队成员之间互动的典型模式以及跨国(美国、加拿大和德国)多学科创新团队的异同。这是波特兰州立大学、斯图加特传媒大学和多伦多都会大学的一项探索性研究,基于对参与创新过程的出版员工进行的 21 次定性深度访谈。研究显示,多学科创新团队在这三个国家都很常见。利用投入-过程-产出(IPO)模型,研究人员发现了三个主要问题:1)来自公司外部的投入很有帮助;2)企业文化、熟悉程度和心理安全感在创新过程中促进了创造力;3)创新成果通常通过向目标受众展示低成本原型来评估。
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International Journal of Innovation Studies
International Journal of Innovation Studies Business, Management and Accounting-Strategy and Management
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