Digital and Collaborative Innovation for Net Zero
How digital and collaborative innovation contribute to the transition to net-zero emissions is a theme that is examined in three recent publications by Prof. Ann-Kristin Zobel and colleagues. ogether, they explore how digital technologies can help measure, reduce, and remove emissions; why and how firms increasingly need to open up and collaborate with partners to accelerate and overcome the hurdles in the race to net zero; and how digital and virtual collaboration formats can support trust and experimentation in corporate-startup partnerships. ogether, they explore how digital technologies can help measure, reduce, and remove emissions; why and how firms increasingly need to open up and collaborate with partners to accelerate and overcome the hurdles in the race to net zero; and how digital and virtual collaboration formats can support trust and experimentation in corporate-startup partnerships.
Find out more through the accompanying videos:
- Digital sustainability strategies: Digitally enabled and digital-first innovation for net zero (Academy of Management Perspectives)
- Accelerating the race to net-zero through open innovation (The Oxford Handbook of Open Innovation)
- Open Innovation’s potential in the metaverse: leveraging digital features to build trust with partners (California Management Review)
