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DESCRIPTION:The recent history of innovation has shown a progressive change
  in collaboration models enabled and facilitated by the Internet\, from mo
 dels such as distributed resources\, shared mails and discussion groups to
  allowing multiple individuals to have access to web page content\, portal
 s and intranets\, to more advanced models such as open source\, peer to pe
 er\, wikis\, crowdsourcing\, virtual communities and web-based platforms. 
 A large number of new innovative enterprises engaged in different competit
 ive markets by promoting innovation both in products and in services throu
 gh open innovation web-based platforms\, which allow for the collaboration
  of individual users and companies and for so-called crowdsourcing. A key 
 issue concerns the identification of the most important motivations that c
 ould attract users with a specific role to proactively participate and con
 tribute to the open and collaborative innovation processes. During the sem
 inar\, after highlighting the theoretical background\, grounded on large b
 ody of psychology and sociology literature on the motivation behind collab
 oration\, I’ll discuss the results of the analysis of 26 open innovation w
 eb-based platforms based on a multiple research methodology (qualitative e
 mpirical study\, factor analysis and multi-dimensional scaling). I will al
 so analyze the effects of ‘motivational systems’ and platform models on th
 e attraction of the individuals characterized by different innovation role
 s. BioFabio Nonino is an Assistant Professor in Management Engineering at 
 Sapienza University of Rome (Department of Computer\, Control\, and Manage
 ment Engineering). In 2014 he got the National Scientific Qualification fo
 r the position of Associate Professor in Management Engineering. He is act
 ually the national secretary of Italian Scientific Association of Engineer
 ing Management. He got a Master Degree in Management Engineering at the Un
 iversity of Udine in 2002 and\, until December 2005\, he was employed as a
  research fellow at the Department of Electrical\, Management and Mechanic
 al Engineering of University of Udine and at the Department of Mechanical\
 , Electrical and Management Engineering of University of Padua. In the aca
 demic year 2007/2008 he obtained a Ph.D. in Management Engineering from th
 e University of Padua (XX cycle). From academic year 2010/2011 he is Assis
 tant Professor at Sapienza University of Rome where he is also senior lect
 urer in Project Management at the Master of Science Course in Management E
 ngineering. He is principal investigator for the Sapienza research unit wi
 thin the European project COLLECTIVE (Emerging communities for collective 
 innovation: ICT tools and supporting Operational Methodologies for SME Ass
 ociations). He has conducted researches in other projects funded by Europe
 an Commission: International Operations Management (IOM)\, Virtual Enterpr
 ise for Supply Chain Management (V-CHAIN)\, Advanced Strategies and Tools 
 for Supply Chain Management Asian Virtual Environment (V-CHAIN ASIA)\, Ext
 ended Collaborative Selling Chain Management (ECOSELL). He authored and co
 authored over 70 publications on topics of Operations and Supply Chain Man
 agement\, Innovation Management\, Project Management and Knowledge Managem
 ent and he is the author of the Italian book 'The Guide to Project Managem
 ent' edited by Il Sole 24 Ore.
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LOCATION:Aula A4\, Via Ariosto 25\, Roma
SUMMARY:What drives collective innovation? The impact of motivations on the
  attraction of innovation roles in open innovation web-based platforms - F
 abio Nonino
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