This annotated bibliography is a companion piece to “Putting Creativity and Innovation to Work: Continuing Higher Education’s Role in Shifting the Educational Paradigm,” also in this edition of Continuing Higher Education Review. The survey of continuing higher education leaders (uPCEa institutional representatives) cited in the previous article of this issue indicated a relatively large number...

In a recent issue of Science Translational Medicine (1), Yock and colleagues of Stanford University discuss the merits and challenges of developing a discipline of medical technology innovation. Innovation is defined as “inventiveness put to use”; a discovery that results in a commercial product or service. In this provocative article, the authors discuss two main streams of educational theory ...

Innovation has become a recognized driver of economic prosperity of a country through sustained growth of its entrepreneurships. Moreover, recently coined term open innovation is increasingly taking a lead in enterprise management in terms of sustained profitability. Foci of researchers and practitioners are revolving around innovation methods, processes, and strategies. This chapter seeks to f...

Today’s product companies (original equipment manufacturers, or OEMs) increasingly outsource production, especially when the activities are asset intensive or require process technologies characterized by rapid innovation. When such an OEM also outsources the procurement of the required materials, especially to the party providing the production services, the OEM risks unpleasant surprises, suc...