Art and Business - Tabellini, Beatrice
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Organizations, in order to gain competitive advantage in the market, are forced to be innovative. As many researches emphasize, innovation is strictly correlated with creativity. For these reasons, introducing a creative individual within the organization's context can enhance the company's innovation capacity. The artist's creativity is an important source for businesses that aim at generate innovation in their sector. The encounter of the world of business and the world of art can create benefits for all the stakeholders involved. However, it is not always easy for the two parts to overcome…mehr

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Organizations, in order to gain competitive advantage in the market, are forced to be innovative. As many researches emphasize, innovation is strictly correlated with creativity. For these reasons, introducing a creative individual within the organization's context can enhance the company's innovation capacity. The artist's creativity is an important source for businesses that aim at generate innovation in their sector. The encounter of the world of business and the world of art can create benefits for all the stakeholders involved. However, it is not always easy for the two parts to overcome this challenge by their own. The people involved in the project can feel exposed to risks because the result of artistic interventions is uncertain. For these reasons an intermediary figure exists, which manages the dialogues, sets the rules and monitors the collaboration between artists and organizations. This is the art and business broker who works as a bridge between the two worlds that sometimes seem to be distant or even incompatible.
Autorenporträt
Beatrice Tabellini was born in 1992 in the province of Bologna. She graduated in "Innovation and Marketing" at Ca' Foscari University in Venice. Her first research work combines her interest in contemporary art and her studies in business and innovation.