09:26 Jun 25, 2011 |
Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO] Social Sciences - IT (Information Technology) | |||||||
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4 +1 | The open/closed funnel |
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The open/closed funnel Explanation: "Embudo" is almost certainly a calque from the English here. "Extending the Innovation Funnel The ideas funnel has been with us a long time. We put our ideas into the funnel and then through a process of elimination out ‘pop’s’ finished products. Henry Chesbrough’s famous depiction of the Open Funnel has continued that concept, that ideas enter the more ‘open’ innovation process and go through a more ‘staged gate’ or equivalent process to emerge as the finished product or even spun-out" http://bx.businessweek.com/open-innovation/extending-the-inn... |
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The open/closed funnel Explanation: Yes, I don't see why you shouldn't just go with the literal translation here. Plenty of examples out there for both 'open' and 'closed funnel innovation models'. A couple of examples: http://www.nesta.org.uk/publications/guest_articles/assets/f... 'An open innovation model opens up the funnel that needs to be adapted to encompass flows of technology and ideas outside an organisation. The funnel can be compared to old-fashioned analogue technologies and COI to a digital regime with fewer 'bandwidth' constraints and more emphasis on connections. This analogy illustrates the fundamental shift in thinking that is required.' http://www.openinnovate.co.uk/papers/dissertation.pdf (page 25): 'This process was illustrated using his famous version of the innovation funnel that had one primary point of differentiation compared with previous versions; a permeable membrane that allows the exchange of ideas and technologies with the exterior as it is shown in figure 5.' |
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