| Title | Leveraging Smart Open Innovation for Achieving Cultural Sustainability: Learning from a New City Museum Project |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 42060 |
| Authors | Errichiello, L; Micera, R |
| Title | Leveraging Smart Open Innovation for Achieving Cultural Sustainability: Learning from a New City Museum Project |
| Year | 2018 |
| Published | Sustainability, 10, 6 |
| Abstract | In recent years, cultural sustainability has attracted increasing attention within the discourse of sustainable development and sustainable cities. Notwithstanding some effort put on conceptualizing the relationship between culture and sustainability, research on the issue is still in a pre-paradigmatic stage and related empirical studies are scant. In particular, further knowledge is required to understand not only how cultural sustainability has been addressed strategically but also implemented in practice. In this direction, research has pointed out the role of social structures (e.g., partnerships, collaborations, etc.) for achieving cultural sustainability goals. However, focusing on smart cities, attention is limited to how collaborative arrangements can be leveraged within the development of new city services (e.g., smart open innovation) to sustain goals of environmental, economic and social sustainability, with cultural sustainability still playing a marginal role. This paper develops a new framework linking together the strategic level and the practice level in addressing cultural sustainability and conceptualizing the role of collaborative structures in the development of smart innovation. The framework is then used as a frame of reference for analyzing the case of MuseoTorino, a new city museum realized within the smart city strategy of Turin (Italy). The analysis provides evidence of some practices adopted to leverage collaboration and stakeholders' engagement to strategically address cultural sustainability and to realize it in practice throughout the new service development process. |
| https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/10/6/1964/pdf?version=1528783746 |
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