How can quadruple helix actors collaborate effectively in open innovation ecosystems?
Open innovation is a paradigm that encourages organizations to leverage external knowledge and resources to create value and solve complex problems. However, open innovation is not only about connecting with other firms, but also with different types of actors from the public sector, academia, and civil society. These four groups form the quadruple helix of innovation ecosystems, which are networks of actors that collaborate, co-create, and co-evolve to foster innovation and social change. How can quadruple helix actors collaborate effectively in open innovation ecosystems? Here are some insights and tips to help you navigate this dynamic and diverse environment.