Entrepreneurship Why Open Innovation Often Fails to Scale INSEAD Knowledge 06 Apr 2026 Why Open Innovation Often Fails to Scale Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Whatsapp Share via Email Download PDF To succeed, organisations need to balance experimentation with integration and long-term value creation. Edited by: INSEAD Knowledge About the author(s) INSEAD Knowledge is the expert opinion and management insights portal of INSEAD, The Business School for the World. See more Related Tags Artificial Intelligence Share this post Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Whatsapp Share via Email Download PDF View Comments No comments yet. Leave a Comment Please log in or sign up to comment. Login Sign up Related Reads Technology & Innovation How to Mine Better Innovation From the AI Gold Rush E. D. Yilmaz, T. Meyer Cultivate genuine innovation through experienced evaluation, strategic intent and mechanisms that reward novelty over replication. Strategy How Firms Can Better Build on the Knowledge of Start-Ups B. Decreton, L. F. Monteiro, F. Polidoro Jr. Building on knowledge created by start-ups can help firms improve innovation – but be mindful of these potential roadblocks. Strategy The Obstacles to Partnering With Start-Ups A. Shipilov, N. Furr, T. S. Andersson Why collaborations between corporates and start-ups fail – and how to get them right.
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