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Why you should Launch an Open Innovation Program
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

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Module 1 | Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) | |
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Unit 1 | Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Pretest | |
Unit 2 | 3 Key Areas that Companies should Measure their Performance on | |
Unit 3 | 5 ways in which Diversity and Inclusion can Help your Workplace | |
Unit 4 | Why you should Launch an Open Innovation Program | |
Unit 5 | 5 Reasons Why Doing Good for your Community is Good for your Business | |
Unit 6 | 5 Reasons Why Educational Programs can be Great CSR Tools | |
Unit 7 | Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Posttest |
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Innovation is needed by all organizations to survive in today's fast changing world. While we might have very talented teams working for us, we can never assume that we have the complete set of creative talent within the boundaries of our organization. As such it would be great to tap into the wisdom of our users and community where we operate and seek their ideas on how we can innovate further. In doing so, we can have a positive social impact and include this as part of our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities
Here are 4 reasons why you should launch an open innovation program:
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You can get access to ideas from the community in a very affordable way
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While engaging in getting ideas from the community, you can also educate them on key aspects of your industry
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You would be able to identify top talent through the engagement that you might hire later on
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It could help position your brand as open and innovative thus creating more loyalty