Lorsque les démarches d’exploration nécessitent de l’innovation collective. Le rôle des communautés de pratique

Romain Rampa and Marine Agogué

Revue française de gestion, 2020, vol. N° 291, issue 6, 53-71

Abstract: The purpose of this contribution is to analyze the roles that communities of practice can play in exploration approaches that require collective innovation. The analysis is based on a 16-month longitudinal study. The results show that communities of practice dedicated to exploration methods can play a major role in opening an organization?s innovation processes. Going beyond the functions of an innovation intermediary, these autonomous collectives support this dynamic by raising awareness and legitimizing the importance of exploring certain innovation issues with partners, by structuring and leading collective innovation initiatives, and by interpreting and documenting learning and results related to these initiatives.

Date: 2020
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