Communicative Incentives in Consumer Innovation Brokering

A facilitated consumer innovation model is discussed from the innovation broker's viewpoint. Consumers are involved through consequent stages of the product or service innovation process. The customer innovation process and the role of the facilitator, the innovation broker, are discussed. Expl...

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Main Authors: Jarvilehto, M., Simila, J.
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Context modeling
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Feedback
Information processing
Innovation management
Instruments
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Rhetoric
Technological innovation
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