These papers communicate ongoing new product development research by members of the Wisconsin School of Business community. The research described in these papers is preliminary and has not gone through an academic review process. The views expressed in these papers are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Wisconsin School of Business.
2008 Papers
Customer Co-Creation: A Typology and Research Agenda
Authors: Aric Rindfleisch and Matthew S. O’Hern
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Emerging New Product Development at Nokia Corporation
Author: Bjoernar Johansen
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Flat World Knowledge
Author: Mariah Kottke
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Improving Innovation at CPG Companies
Author: Jackie Aperi
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Marketing Personalization 3.0 – ‘Co-creation’
Author: Adam Needles
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