Cultural intelligence (CQ) and its role in advancing open innovation alliances (OIA) between China and the West
Authors:
- Richard Allan CollinsRCRichard Allan Collins
- Anton KrizAKAnton Kriz
- 5 September 2013
- journal article
- Published by Emerald Publishing in Journal of Chinese Entrepreneurship
- Vol. 5 (3) , 220-239
Abstract
Purpose: – This paper aims to propose a review of the current open innovation paradigm to include the effects of culture in the internationalized working environment.Design/methodology/approach: – Focusing on interpersonal skills, the authors aim to show the current open innovation framework should be extended to include a cross-cultural lens.Findings: – In addition, cultural intelligence is a necessary core competency that can “shine a light” on the various ambiguities and uncertainties encountered in the Chinese business terrain.Originality/value: – Cultural intelligence will enhance open innovation alliance effectiveness.Keywords
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