“I should have taken this course earlier!”

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What did learners think about Open Innovation?

Upon completion of a Harvard Online course, our learners have the opportunity to provide feedback about their experience. Their input provides valuable insight on how we can improve the course for future cohorts and helps us identify what aspects of the course they found most beneficial.

We’ve compiled testimonials from some recent Open Innovation enrollees. See what your fellow learners loved open the course:

"This course was worth my time and I thoroughly enjoyed communicating and learning with innovative thinkers from around the world. This was a great experience, and I am grateful my administration invested in me in this way to continue learning and growing so I could better do my job and help more humans."

Dr. Lindsey Keith-Vincent
Associate Dean for Research, Outreach, and Innovation
Louisiana Tech University

"Since I have already studied Open Innovation for my PhD, I am impressed by all the new knowledge and insights that I have gained. I like the different perspectives and the great case studies, which have been very supportive in many ways."

Prof. Dr. Rafaela Kunz
Professor of International Management, Technology and Innovation
Hochschule Fresenius

"This course provides enough details, tips, and real-world examples to utilize open innovation as a strategy within any organization. It helped explain the different tools, platforms, tactics, and flexibilities to use depending on the business outcomes required. This course saves a lot of time in understanding all the nuances of open innovation rather than learning it on the job. I should have taken this course earlier!"

Ed Wong
Director of Possibilities
HeroX

"I work in marketing, and am always looking for new ideas to develop and implement constant innovation. The content, cases, and examples helped me understand how this topic is applies in real life, and definitely added lots of value to my professional interest. I am likely to leverage this knowledge in my career."

Thelma Trinidad
Marketing Consultant
Fast Moving Consumer Goods

About Open Innovation
Strategic problem solving is a key element in innovation and vital to an organization’s success and growth. Open innovation is a strategy that suggests the best ideas, solutions, and people necessary to solve your organization’s difficult problems may come from outside your company entirely. Through open innovation, organizations can connect with talented people and breakthrough ideas from across the globe.

Join learners like Lindsey, Thelma, and Ed in our next cohort of Open Innovation in March. Applications close on Monday, February 27th at 11:59 PM ET!

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