Annika Sallstrom Rome 2010
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Our IT innovation service provider offers evaluation and testing of IT ideas, concepts, prototypes, and business models with end-users. Services include idea generation, user interface testing, utility acceptance testing, and business model development. The service has expertise in user evaluation, efficient user involvement methods, and a database of 7,000 Swedish users. Past innovation activities involved over 50 trials, 100 user studies, and led to over 10 commercialized IT products and services. Customers include mobile service companies, telecom actors, and digital solution developers. The service helps speed up innovation, improve ideas, explore new opportunities, and refine business models and partnerships.
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- 1. Your IT innovation service provider! Annika Sällström Contact: annika.sallstrom@cdt.ltu.se Hosted by: Centre for Distance-spanning Technology, Luleå University of Technology Sweden
- 2. Race to scale! Business idea Provider of innovation services for IT development Offers Evaluation and testing of IT-based ideas, concepts, prototypes and business-models with end-users to speed-up the development and take-up: Our service offers include: • Idea-generation with users for new solutions. - independent on place! • User-interface testing • Utility acceptance test of your solution • Business model elaboration and verification with users and others in the value-chain of your service/solution: Finding the first buying customers, • Identifying local partners in Sweden Assets: • Expertise in user evaluation and testing • Efficient methods for user involvement • Database of 7000 creative users in Sweden and access to users around the world
- 3. Accumulated results by our User panel (2005-2009): Trials > 50 User studies > 100 IT-products and services available on the market today >10 Innovation activities with researchers and companies from Sweden and abroad and in several different domains: mobile marketing, traffic information, energy saving, sports and culture, e-democracy etc. Customers/partners - Mobil service companies - Telecom actors - Developers of digital solutions
- 4. Added value for customers and partners offered by Botnia: • Speed up the innovation process from idea to market launch • To get and improve innovative ideas • To investigate and create new business opportunities • To elaborate on the total value-chain of the IT-service/product • Access to Future Internet research via CDT -> What is the SME need for the Reality check?
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