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This document summarizes previous research on emergence in the creative industries and discusses new research projects. It addresses methodological issues in tracking novelty as it emerges. The research examines how stable innovations arise through interactions between actors in case studies over time. It proposes that three types of models are necessary for creative people and activities to create reproducible value: 1) a model establishing conditions for creativity, 2) a model stabilizing emergent properties, and 3) a business model enabling monetary exchange.
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1) It defines different types of innovation according to Schumpeter, including new products/services, new processes, new markets, new supply sources, and changes in organization.
2) It notes that while companies focus on innovations as opportunities/threats, it's important to also consider innovation itself as a principle.
3) Systemic problems in innovation are discussed, including issues around implementation, infrastructure, transitions between technologies, lock-in effects, and more.
4) Models for understanding innovation are presented, such as systems of innovation, horizontal networks, and Christensen's 4D framework of displacement, distraction, discontinuity,
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The document discusses the role of design in enabling sustainability through regional policy and capacity building. It outlines challenges like population aging, climate change, and conflict, and argues that non-technological innovation through design can boost competitiveness and quality of life. The purpose is to discuss the dynamics between innovation, design, and sustainability by introducing regional policy issues and how to build capacity for ecodesign. It proposes taking a systems perspective and recognizing that different small businesses require different ecodesign support due to varying characteristics like absorptive capacity.
Knowledge Based Norway-10-6-10-mg russell
Accelerate Trust Building to UInleash Innovation. Early results from the Innovation Ecosystems Network showing networks of executive women in technology-based businesses, investments into and out of China, and emerging globalization of Norwegian technology-based businesses in the information technology sector. Lecture by Martha Russell, of Media X at Stanford University.
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