Broadcast Search in Innovation Contests: Case for Hybrid Models
Thomas Gegenhuber, Marko Hrelja

TL;DR
This paper explores how hybrid models combining different actors and procedures can improve the selection of excellent ideas in broadcast search innovation contests.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of hybrid models for idea selection in broadcast search, integrating strengths of various actors and procedures.
Findings
Hybrid models can enhance idea quality in innovation contests.
Combining diverse selection procedures leads to better idea outcomes.
The approach leverages insights from brainstorming literature.
Abstract
Organizations use broadcast search to identify new avenues of innovation. Research on innovation contests provides insights on why excellent ideas are created in a broadcast search. However, there is little research on how excellent ideas are selected. Drawing from the brainstorming literature we find that the selection of excellent ideas needs further investigation. We propose that a hybrid model may lead to selection of better ideas. The hybrid model is a broadcast search approach that exploits the strengths of different actors and procedures in idea generation and the selection phase.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOpen Source Software Innovations · Knowledge Management and Sharing · Innovation and Knowledge Management
