Creating Global High-performing Innovation Teams - Insights and Guidelines

This study proposes a model, process and guidelines supporting the creation of global high-performing innovation teams. As global innovation work by teams has become more common, global companies conducting or aiming to conduct global innovation work would benefit from using the suggested proposals....

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Published inJournal of innovation management (Porto) Vol. 11; no. 2; pp. 71 - 117
Main Author Johnsson, Mikael
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Porto Portugal Association Journal of Innovation Management (Associação Journal of Innovation Management) - NIPC 514006935 01.07.2023
Universidade do Porto, Faculdade de Engenharia (FEUP)
Subjects
developement
digitalisation
global company
Global Team
group
Group Development
Innovation
Innovation and Design
Innovation Management
innovation och design
Innovation Team
Innovations
Literature reviews
Product development
Team Development
Teams
Virtual Team
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Summary:This study proposes a model, process and guidelines supporting the creation of global high-performing innovation teams. As global innovation work by teams has become more common, global companies conducting or aiming to conduct global innovation work would benefit from using the suggested proposals. Through a two-pronged research approach, data were collected through a systematic literature review to identify key factors enabling global innovation work from the innovation team perspective and its context, which were validated through interviews and questionnaires with senior management, management, and team members involved in innovation teams spanning six countries. The analysis enabled the proposition of an original model describing a global high-performing innovation team and its context and perspectives alongside a process and guidelines to create such teams in practice, adding knowledge to previous literature, particularly the research field of Innovation Management. Limitations and further research are discussed.
ISSN:2183-0606
2183-0606
DOI:10.24840/2183-0606_011.002_0004