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Research on Innovation Ecosystems

You are invited to take part in an academic research study on Innovation ecosystems. Thank you for considering your participation.

The objective of this research is simple: to better understand how innovation ecosystems function in practice, and how members perceive key conditions that support collaboration and innovation across organizations.

This initiative builds on a common observation: although innovation ecosystems are meant to foster collaboration between startups, large companies, universities, and public actors, their functioning in practice is not always straightforward.

Through this academic research, we aim to collect the perspectives of ecosystem members to better understand what works well, what is more challenging, and how ecosystem-level dynamics are experienced in practice.

For you, participating in this study offers:

  • an opportunity to reflect on your experience and compare it with that of other ecosystem participants. Aggregated results will be made available at the end of the questionnaire.
  • indirect access to insights generated by academic research on innovation ecosystems.

This research is conducted exclusively for academic purposes. The data collected will not be used for commercial purposes. No answer will allow you to be identified and the questionnaire is fully anonymous.

The questionnaire consists of a series of deliberately short questions. It will take no more than 10 minutes to complete.

Thank you again for your time and contribution.

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Ugo Rabenjamina, Innovation Researcher and PhD candidate, Institut Polytechnique de Paris/Télécom Paris, Research unit i3 CNRS (UMR 9217).

Dieudonnee Cobben, Assistant Professor Open Innovation Ecosystems, Open Universiteit, Netherlands.

Research on innovation ecosystems

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