The Triple Helix and User-Driven Centers of Competence: Towards a New Organizational Model?

Martin Meyer; Kevin Grant; Jari Kuusisto

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The Triple Helix and User-Driven Centers of Competence: Towards a New Organizational Model?

Martin Meyer, Kevin Grant, Jari Kuusisto

Business Management

University of Kent

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This chapter presents findings from a comparative study of user-driven competence centers and business-led research networks across a range of countries. More specifically, it explores the extent to which the centers studied pointing to potentially new organizational forms. We analyze the centers and networks drawing on the Triple Helix framework which differentiates knowledge, consensus, and innovation spaces. We find that a small number of more recent centers may have the potential to create innovation environments that integrate activities across the three Triple Helix spaces.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The World Scientific Reference on Innovation (In 4 Volumes)
Subtitle of host publication	University Technology Transfer and Academic Entrepreneurship
Editors	Donald Siegel, Dirk Libaers, D. Dunlop
Publisher	World Scientific
Chapter	7
Pages	113-128
Volume	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1142/9789813149045_0007
Publication status	Published - 1 Aug 2017

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Meyer, M., Grant, K., & Kuusisto, J. (2017). The Triple Helix and User-Driven Centers of Competence: Towards a New Organizational Model? In D. Siegel, D. Libaers, & D. Dunlop (Eds.), The World Scientific Reference on Innovation (In 4 Volumes): University Technology Transfer and Academic Entrepreneurship (Vol. 1, pp. 113-128). World Scientific . https://doi.org/10.1142/9789813149045_0007

The Triple Helix and User-Driven Centers of Competence: Towards a New Organizational Model? / Meyer, Martin; Grant, Kevin; Kuusisto, Jari.
The World Scientific Reference on Innovation (In 4 Volumes): University Technology Transfer and Academic Entrepreneurship. ed. / Donald Siegel; Dirk Libaers; D. Dunlop. Vol. 1 World Scientific , 2017. p. 113-128.

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Meyer, M, Grant, K & Kuusisto, J 2017, The Triple Helix and User-Driven Centers of Competence: Towards a New Organizational Model? in D Siegel, D Libaers & D Dunlop (eds), The World Scientific Reference on Innovation (In 4 Volumes): University Technology Transfer and Academic Entrepreneurship. vol. 1, World Scientific , pp. 113-128. https://doi.org/10.1142/9789813149045_0007

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