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HARNESSING SOCIAL MEDIA AND CLOUD-COMPUTING TECHNOLOGIES FOR CO-DESIGN IN OPEN COLLABORATIVE INNOVATION: THE CASE OF 24 HOURS OF INNOVATION
Jimenez-Narvaez, Luz-Maria; Dalkir, Kimiz; Gelinas, Valerie; Gardoni, Mickael
Type:
Year:
2015
Editor:
Christian Weber, Stephan Husung, Gaetano Cascini, Marco CantaMESsa, Dorian Marjanovic, Frederico Rotini
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Series:
ICED
Institution:
1: École de technologie superieure, Canada; 2: McGill University, Canada; 3: INSA de Strasbourg, France
Section:
Product Modularisation, Product Architecture, Systems Engineering, Product Service Systems
Page(s):
207-216
ISBN:
978-1-904670-70-4
ISSN:
2220-4334
Abstract:
Designers and industry both agree that new uses of media and cloud computing technologies have had a major impact on the way designers receive and share information and knowledge.
Our research team was interested in examining whether these technologies also directly affect the social dynamics in co-design meetings. In this paper, we describe the dynamics observed during an annual international competition, 24 Hours of Innovation , and at two co-design sessions held at the École de technologie supérieure s INGO Innovation Center in Montreal. Our aim was to develop a Knowledge Management System that supports the co-design experiences present in an open collaborative innovation process. We analyzed the use of media by participants during four periods of the event: announcement, information, contributions, and polling of projects. We followed 135 teams from more than 20 universities, from 5 continents, which participated in the 5th edition of 24 hours of Innovation in Montreal. This competition also included 14 remote teams that participated in the 6th edition at ESTIA France.
Our research team was interested in examining whether these technologies also directly affect the social dynamics in co-design meetings. In this paper, we describe the dynamics observed during an annual international competition, 24 Hours of Innovation , and at two co-design sessions held at the École de technologie supérieure s INGO Innovation Center in Montreal. Our aim was to develop a Knowledge Management System that supports the co-design experiences present in an open collaborative innovation process. We analyzed the use of media by participants during four periods of the event: announcement, information, contributions, and polling of projects. We followed 135 teams from more than 20 universities, from 5 continents, which participated in the 5th edition of 24 hours of Innovation in Montreal. This competition also included 14 remote teams that participated in the 6th edition at ESTIA France.
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