Despite the promising ideas of lead users, the success rate of the open innovation process
remains low if no proper personal characteristics are attached to the external contributor …

This article argues that citizens play a key role in sustainability transitions: Citizens have
unique knowledge on why social problems occur and experiment with possible solutions to …

User innovations are often valuable to other people, but fail to diffuse because users lack
incentives to do a dissemination effort. Past research recognized that users sometimes spur …

Household sector innovation is significant in scale and scope. Thus far, it has been studied
in isolation and with mixed evidence regarding the role of personal resources (consumers' …

Household innovation is the development of functionally novel products, processes, or other
applications by consumers, in their discretionary time without payment (de Jong et al. 2021) …

User innovations are widely present in the household sector, but often do not spread to
others because users lack incentives to sell and/or share. Previous studies of what alleviates …

Household sector (HHS) user innovation is recognized as a prevalent type of innovation,
initiated for personal use and unrelated to pecuniary transactions. Considering its non …

Users can develop innovations that improve or complement a firm's product. To benefit from
these, firms may host online user innovation communities (UICs) with two purposes: 1 …

While users may be an important source of innovation, and even of entrepreneurship, we
know little about the exact psychological mechanism that underpins user innovators' …

User innovations are widely present in the household sector, but often fail to diffuse. Users
typically lack incentives to make their innovations widely available, also when the societal …