In recent decades, firms have increasingly utilized online innovation communities to facilitate
product development and improvement by encouraging users' product idea submission. An …

Purpose Firms increasingly rely on both external and internal crowdsourcing to capture
ideas more broadly and enhance innovative problem-solving. Especially in internal …

Organizational innovation communities for new product development (NPD) have become
an integral part of organizations' strategy to find innovative ideas for new products with the …

Decision biases reinforce firms' tendency to develop innovations based on narrow economic
motivations. Consequently, sustainability-oriented ideas explicitly targeting social and …

Crowdsourcing is a very popular term in the management and business world in the 21st
century. This study engages in the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) methodology to …

This study aims to investigate the influence of presentation and sentiment orientation of user-
generated ideas and reviews on idea adoption in open innovation communities (OICs) …

Purpose Academics and practitioners are increasingly discussing the role of crowdsourcing
initiatives in dealing with the challenges imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, along with …

When users write up and post their new product development (NPD) ideas online, they differ
in their self-focus orientation—meaning the extent to which they choose to focus on …

Purpose With the proliferation of ideas submitted by users in firm-built online user innovation
communities, community managers are faced with the problem of user idea overload. The …

Firms increasingly implement internal crowdsourcing to access the creative inputs of their
wider crowd of distributed employees. Although internal crowdsourcing initiatives have …