TY - Type of reference TI - Agile Innovation: Multidisciplinary Approaches AU - Laure Morel AU - Laurent Dupont AB - A group of scientists have decided to take a multidisciplinary look at agile innovation. This concept, sometimes perceived as fashionable, has never before been the subject of such an extensive and diversified debate in the scientific community. Initial observations show that agile innovation reflects the questioning of companies/organizations both small and large, public and private, individual and grouped, due to the changes they need to implement in order to respond to current societal, economic and environmental challenges. It therefore makes sense to collectively work on and question agile innovation and its impact on processes and innovative dynamics. The six articles presented combine several research fields: innovation engineering, management sciences and economics. Each explores a different aspect or a specific path to help us understand this complex concept. Together, these articles create a subtle mosaic of original and complementary insights to sketch a panorama of theoretical and practical knowledge in agile innovation and agility. DO - 10.21494/ISTE.OP.2019.0312 JF - Technology and Innovation KW - economy, management, agility, Agile Innovation, Multidisciplinary, Organization, Engineering, économie, gestion, agilité, Innovation agile, Pluridisciplinarité, Organisation, Ingénierie, L1 - http://openscience.fr/IMG/pdf/iste_techinn19v4n1_1.pdf LA - en PB - ISTE OpenScience DA - 2019/01/7 SN - 2399-8571 TT - Innovation Agile : Regards Pluridisciplinaires UR - http://openscience.fr/Agile-Innovation-Multidisciplinary-Approaches IS - L’innovation agile
VL - 4 ER -