ENoLL introduction to the Open Innovation Ecosystems go really Local - Across Borders
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Introductory Keynote by Jarmo Eskelinen, President of the European Network of Living Labs. Jarmo asked the question on what drives a City and what we need to do to make Cities Smart: involving citizens, users as innovators of their own environment.
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ENoLL introduction to the Open Innovation Ecosystems go really Local - Across Borders
- 3. What makes a City? Pic: Aho & Soldan
- 4. Buildings …? Pic: Aho & Soldan
- 5. …or logistics..? Pic: Aho & Soldan
- 6. …or could it be CHANGE..? Pic: Aho & Soldan
- 7. …and especially, PEOPLE? Pic: Aho & Soldan
- 8. City is an organism, not a machine. Pic: benzinga
- 9. cities can be killed.
- 10. cities can be resurrected. Pic: Restaurant Day (cc)
- 11. case: Restaurant Day Pic: Restaurant Day (cc)
- 12. … the sweet point: smart technology in everyday use by citizens Pic: UIAH Crucible Studio, 2006
- 14. communities are creative. Pic: Love Parade
- 15. Who are “users”?
- 16. 16
- 17. users as innovators 17 source: Eric Von Hippel , 2009
- 20. Smart City service structure
- 21. Diversity – services and uses Flexibility – concepts and business models Scalability – from small to big & back
- 22. 31 6 11/30/09 © Forum Virium Helsinki
- 23. Open the data Use the data Open Data clearing house to find, harmonize, open, publish and utilize the data in collaboration with developers. Innovation, efficiency and
- 25. CitySDK Pilots Smart Participation – Lead Pilot in Helsinki • “Fix-my-street” Smart Mobility – Lead Pilot in Amsterdam • Personal Travel Assistant Smart Tourism – Lead Pilot in Lisbon • Personal Tour Guide + 15 Replication Pilots in 8 cities
- 27. Living Labs 2.0 - from methodologies to ecosystems
- 28. Access Harmonization Processes Policies
- 29. Future Internet Collaboration Living Smart Labs Cities
- 30. Public Service platforms Commercial Community
- 31. Smart city strategy based on collaboration “Internet innovation” for real life needs Living Lab: open innovation ecosystem for real-life co-design and co-creation City as an enabler: data, access, harmonization 31 © Forum Virium Helsinki Pic: MTV 3
Editor's Notes
- ----- Meeting Notes (31.1.2012 10:48) -----What is the city? Is the city physical?
- ----- Meeting Notes (31.1.2012 10:48) -----Is the city buildings and urban infrastructure?
- ----- Meeting Notes (31.1.2012 10:48) -----Or is it traffic, movement and logistics? Trains, cars, planes and ships, delivering people and goods?
- ----- Meeting Notes (31.1.2012 10:48) ------ The city is both structures and logistics. But it is even more about change. - The only certain thing is that city is never finished and never ready.
- ----- Meeting Notes (31.1.2012 10:48) ------ and most of all, a city is about people.- the city is not a factory or a machine.- everything else exists, or should exist, to benefit the people.