Commercialization partnerships as an enabler of UK public sector innovation: the perfect match?
Commercialization partnerships as an enabler of UK public sector innovation: the perfect match?
This article examines the potential for private sector organizations to contribute to public sector innovation. Specifically, the study explores how partnering with the private sector can go beyond delivery and extend to development of new services and new markets. The term ‘commercialization partnership’ is coined for such partnerships and the article describes an exploratory investigation of this emerging form of innovation.
commercialization and contractual models, innovation, partnerships, public
425-432
Schoeman, Magnus
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Baxter, David
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Goffin, Keith
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Micheli, Pietro
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November 2012
Schoeman, Magnus
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Baxter, David
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Goffin, Keith
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Micheli, Pietro
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Schoeman, Magnus, Baxter, David, Goffin, Keith and Micheli, Pietro
(2012)
Commercialization partnerships as an enabler of UK public sector innovation: the perfect match?
Public Money & Management, 32 (6), .
(doi:10.1080/09540962.2012.728782).
Abstract
This article examines the potential for private sector organizations to contribute to public sector innovation. Specifically, the study explores how partnering with the private sector can go beyond delivery and extend to development of new services and new markets. The term ‘commercialization partnership’ is coined for such partnerships and the article describes an exploratory investigation of this emerging form of innovation.
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e-pub ahead of print date: 14 September 2012
Published date: November 2012
Keywords:
commercialization and contractual models, innovation, partnerships, public
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Faculty of Business, Law and Art
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Local EPrints ID: 377618
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/377618
ISSN: 0954-0962
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Pietro Micheli
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