Rôle des tensions dans les projets innovants collaboratifs. Étude longitudinale du projet SIRUS

Khoudia Guèye and Elise Marcandella

Revue française de gestion, 2018, vol. N° 274, issue 5, 147-164

Abstract: Tensions occur in collaborative innovation projects. The aim of this paper is to highlight that tensions, in front-end of these projects, have an interest in terms of management. We use activity theory to show that these tensions hold their springs of historical-cultural elements specific to each organization. By relying on a case study (the collaborative innovation project SIRUS), we underline a method of identifying tensions, and then explain how they can, in some circumstances, represent a managerial lever.

Date: 2018
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