Groups & Projects

We provide activities and networking for students who are completing a PhD in Innovation Management or are  interested in the field. 

Innovation within the field of AI is taking us into the future, but what does it mean for how we should manage innovation?

We seek to define ISPIM's role and guide implementation of ISO's international management system standard for innovation.

We advance new methods, tools and techniques for real-world innovation that meet academic and practitioner demand for rigor and impact.

We help researchers and organizations understand how to sustain and develop exponential growth through digital disruption.

The objective is to enable members to be better prepared for the future by benchmarking and providing relevant insights, practices and tools.

We promote networking, knowledge sharing and joint research and publication among experts in innovation management in health.

The ISPIM Innovation Leadership group has been created in order to focus on the role of leadership in facilitating innovation.

The Living Labs SIG seeks to enhance our understanding of the Living Labs concept through research and collaboration.

The purpose of the Responsible Innovation (RI) Special Interest Group (SIG) is to further develop the subject in the ISPIM community. 

This community of practice helps us learn, share and develop our capabilities to teach, train, and coach innovation management.

The SIG explores the constitutive functions of values, understood as notions of the desirable, and culture in innovation management.

Funded by the ERASMUS+ Programme, IMPACT is a Knowledge Alliance project that aims to improve the teaching and coaching of values-based innovation and entrepreneurship in higher education institutions.

Funded by the ERASMUS+ Programme, GAMIFY is a Knowledge Alliance project that brings together academia and industry to advance gamification for innovation and entrepreneurship (InnEn).

Funded by Horizon 2020, SCALINGS is an interdisciplinary research project that aims to better understand how co-creation varies across different contexts and explore what is needed for successful scaling. 

Funded by the ERASMUS+ Programme, VISION is a Knowledge Alliance project that brings together academia and industry to envision the future of teaching and training for creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship.