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Kollaborative Innovation. Die Wirkung von strukturiertem Austausch am Beispiel des Projekts VENUE 4.0

In: Workbook Location-Management

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  • Stefan Luppold

    (DHBW Ravensburg)

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Zusammenfassung Eine geordnete Zusammenarbeit von Lieferanten und Kunden, als Innovations- oder Forschungsprojekt aufgesetzt, schafft eine Transparenz hinsichtlich der in der Praxis benötigten Produkte und zeigt reale Bedürfnisse auf. Der EVVC-Partner SCHNEEWEISS Interior trifft sich seit mehreren Jahren regelmäßig mit Verantwortlichen aus Stadthallen, Kongresszentren und Special Event Locations. In einem temporären Creative Lab entstehen erste Ideen, die in der nachfolgenden professionellen Umsetzung zu Produkten werden und helfen, ganz unterschiedliche Herausforderungen zu meistern.

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  • Stefan Luppold, 2025. "Kollaborative Innovation. Die Wirkung von strukturiertem Austausch am Beispiel des Projekts VENUE 4.0," Springer Books, in: Stefan Luppold & Kim Werner (ed.), Workbook Location-Management, pages 305-317, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-658-48469-9_24
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-48469-9_24
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