How collaboration influence the innovation landscape in corporates

1. @gernotJabel
Collaboration 2 impact
Gernot J. Abel
Novozymes R&T

2. 1. the action of working with someone to produce something.
"he wrote a book in collaboration with his son"
synonyms: cooperation, alliance, partnership, participation,
combination, association, …..
2. traitorous cooperation with an enemy.
Collaboration

3. Introducing nature's problem solvers

4. >

5. OUR STRATEGY
FOCUS AREAS

6. Simple Solutions solved
Johnson & Johnson

7. Stjerneborg
Collaboration is well proven

8. Prof. James Wilsdon - University of Sheffield
Vice-Chair of the International Network for Government Science
Advice (INGSA)
A Global Outlook on the Science-Policy Interface
Expert model shifting
 Distributed Control
 Humble
 Beyond Evidence
 …

9. In the age of ever-
increasing knowledge,
there is an urgent need
for effective knowledge
management and sense-
making
Policy making agenda
David Mair
European Commission Joint Research Centre

10. Changing Times
Academia
Cloisters
OpenSource
DIYMakerspaceDIYbio

11. RELATIONSHIP? PROJECT? PROTOTYPE?
CORPORATE
CULTURE
MAKERSPACE
CULTURE
@NZBioinno
experimental EXPERIMENT

13. Collaboration
• has a tradition
• key for knowledge creation
• needs innovative communication tools
• be beware of collaborative overload

14. Arduino
Open
Source
150 DKK
Sensor
35 DKK
3D printing
Novozymes
Bioenergy Application Labs – North Carolina
Biologigaragen - Copenhagen
500.000 DKK
• Real time
• Low Cost

15. OPEN INNOVATION – DEDICATED CROWD
Understanding our customers
Blind Control
Control & Log
Enzymes
Time Mechanical
Action
Temperature
Chemical action
100 mio washes a day
#europe

16. • Alternative Laundry Process
• Remote Control of Laundry
machine
• Measure Cleaning Status online
• Online Laundry Inventory
EXPERIMENT

17. Unsafe drinking water, inadequate
availability of water for hygiene, and lack of
access to sanitation together contribute to
88% of deaths from diarrheal disease.
(Source: WHO, 2013)
Clean Water for Everybody
• Time to result: Real-time (<2 hours may be
acceptable)
• Work in wide range of waters (pH, turbidity, etc.)
• User-friendly
• Durable
• Can be performed in low-resource settings
• Low-cost (eventually)
Test Requirements

18. How To ? Novozymes has invited
Glacierclean Technologies for
UNICEF stakeholder meeting in
Cph 22/23.11.

19. Ambition: Form alliance to
provide solution for relief
organizations on not-for-profit
basis while marketing
commercially to consumers

20. Manufacture
Scaling up to find
products of tomorrow
• Low #
• Manual
• relevancy

21. Manufacture
Scaling up to find
products of tomorrow
• Low #
• Manual
• relevancy
Setup to measure drying of textile
(request by HHC)
R&D Lab of the Future
Collaborative students &
researchers
Rapid Prototyping
Sensors: Air Quality / Hygiene
Data tools

22. WETWARE presents beaded necklaces containing
synthetic amino acids, protocells to simulate
movements of phytoplankton, bacteria that
produce energy to run a musical synthesizer, a
desktop gene machine…

23. New Horizons
Leading Today Leading
Tomorrow
Surprises &
Inspiration
Novozymes R&T
Customer
Partnerships
Academic
Partnerships
External
Communities
Hack Laundry
HTX
Industry X
Project X
DiversityofDisciplines
Scopeinternal external

25. Novozymes solution: Viscozyme® L
Control Peelzym treated
 Viscozyme® L is a ß-glucanase with xylanase, cellulase and
hemicellulase side activities  pectin degradation

27. Johnson & Johnson

28. Biohack Space

29. CROSSPOLLINATION
OpenTron: Get Automation at $2000
The chemistry lab of the future

30. Suppliers
Non-governmental
organizations
Corporations
Government
agencies
Creating impact
together
Customers
Foundations
Key opinion
leaders
Distributors
Business
leaders
Academia
Development
agenciesTrade
organizations
Consumers
Think tanks
Development
finance institutions
Intergovernmental
organizations
Incubators
Business
coalitions

31. JOINT VALUE CAPTURE WHEN ENGAGING
IN OPEN INNOVATION & COLLABORATION
 Development of low cost
analytical technologies
 Evaluation on given
technology & opportunity
 Insights for BD projects
 Spot next big themes in
biotech
 Talent scouting
 Mentoring and sparring with
experienced scientists
 Project management tools to
support projects
 Backdoor into corporate
Novozymes
 Validation & feedback on
technologies & projects
 Relationship building
WHAT’S IN FOR NOVOZYMES
WHAT’S IN FOR THE
EXTERNAL COMMUNITY
Mutual learning cycles
Societal Impact
Degrees of Corporate Freedom
Values

32. THANKS
Benna LineFrank
Reza Farzin, Rasmus Christian Dietz – HTX
Malthe Borch – Roskilde Biofab / LIV @SU CPH
Alfred Birkegaard – Open MediaLab / Novozymes
Søren Lund – Unge Forsker /ØFS
Mads Schøsler & Henrik Islann Farbøl
Stefan Jarl Christensen RUC
David Budtz Pedersen AAU / Kollaboratoriet
Christian