Implemeting the knowledge-based economy

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Presentación hecha por el ceo de 22@Barcelona, y vicepresidente de la Asociación de Parques Científicos y Tecnológicos de España, Josep Piqué, en el marco del seminario "Innovar para Crecer: El gran desafío de la década que se inicia" organizado por el Consejo Nacional de Innovación.

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Implemeting the knowledge-based economyJosep Piqué22@BARCELONA January, 22, 2010

Agenda 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Knowledge-based Economy Triple Helix Organizations (Innovation + International) Policy Clusters & Parks Policy Ecology of Innovation Born Global & Open Innovation T – Economy Conclusions Q&A

Knowledge Innovation Knowledge Infrastructure Knowledge-based Economy Economy Geography Political Economy Source: Loet Leydesdorff & Martin Meyer. 2003.

TRIPLE HELIX. Local & Global Innovation System Government University Industry Source: Henry Etzkowitz & Loet Leydesdorff, 2000.

I+I International Innovation Source: Francesc Solé Parellada, Josep Piqué & Joan Bellavista. 2007.

Concurrent Value chain Talent Attraction Retention Development Creation Company Promotion Location Coaching Growth Innovation Science Technology Industry Market Urbanism Planning Management Infrastruct. Construction

Science and Technology Parks and Clusters Companies MediaPro, Lavinia, Cromosoma… Institutions RNE, CAC, Barcelona TV… Specifics spaces Audiovisual Production Centre (PBM) Universities UPF, UB, UOC Technological centers Barcelona Media-Innovation Centre Incubators Media-TIC Building Residences Melon District / Ciutadella Dissemination Media Factory

The Ecology of Innovation Research Universities Good Business Climate Entrepreneurs Good Food, Wine and Coffee The RegionalEconomy AngelInvestors Highly TrainedWorkforcewith Global Access Venture Capital Good Infrastructure(Social and Physical) Source: The Ecology of Innovation, Tapan Munroe, 2008

Territory Knowledge Companies Talent Economic Environment Projects Urban Environment Town Planning Building Infrastructure Social Environment Relationship space Urban, Economic and Social Dimensions

Born Global Companies University Industry Government Source: Henry Etzkowitz, Francesc Solé Parellada & Josep Piqué. 2007.

Talent: Who is your city? Source: Richard Florida, 2008

STREAM Talent Attraction, Retention, Development and Creation TALENT ATTRACTION INTERNATIONAL T T T TALENT RETENTION PERFORMANCE CREATION AND DEVELOPMENT TALENT LOCAL Source: Xavier Marcet and Roser Salvat, 2009

Conclusions Value Chain and Concurrent Policies Knowledge Infrastructures Managing the Talent Economy Ecology of Innovation in Real Life Open Elevators Focus and Leadership Critical Mass (Physical and Logical) Hybrid Organizations and Governance

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Implemeting the knowledge-based economy

1. Implemeting the knowledge-based economyJosep Piqué22@BARCELONA January, 22, 2010

2. Agenda 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Knowledge-based Economy Triple Helix Organizations (Innovation + International) Policy Clusters & Parks Policy Ecology of Innovation Born Global & Open Innovation T – Economy Conclusions Q&A

3. Knowledge-based Economy 1

4. Knowledge Innovation Knowledge Infrastructure Knowledge-based Economy Economy Geography Political Economy Source: Loet Leydesdorff & Martin Meyer. 2003.

5. Triple Helix Organizations 2

6. TRIPLE HELIX. Local & Global Innovation System Government University Industry Source: Henry Etzkowitz & Loet Leydesdorff, 2000.

7. (Innovation + International) Policy 3

8. I+I International Innovation Source: Francesc Solé Parellada, Josep Piqué & Joan Bellavista. 2007.

9. Concurrent Value chain Talent Attraction Retention Development Creation Company Promotion Location Coaching Growth Innovation Science Technology Industry Market Urbanism Planning Management Infrastruct. Construction

10. Clusters and Parks Policy 4

11. Cluster Model

12. Science and Technology Parks and Clusters Companies MediaPro, Lavinia, Cromosoma… Institutions RNE, CAC, Barcelona TV… Specifics spaces Audiovisual Production Centre (PBM) Universities UPF, UB, UOC Technological centers Barcelona Media-Innovation Centre Incubators Media-TIC Building Residences Melon District / Ciutadella Dissemination Media Factory

13. Ecology of Innovation 5

14. The Ecology of Innovation Research Universities Good Business Climate Entrepreneurs Good Food, Wine and Coffee The RegionalEconomy AngelInvestors Highly TrainedWorkforcewith Global Access Venture Capital Good Infrastructure(Social and Physical) Source: The Ecology of Innovation, Tapan Munroe, 2008

15. Territory Knowledge Companies Talent Economic Environment Projects Urban Environment Town Planning Building Infrastructure Social Environment Relationship space Urban, Economic and Social Dimensions

16. Born Global and Open Innovation 6

17. Born Global Companies University Industry Government Source: Henry Etzkowitz, Francesc Solé Parellada & Josep Piqué. 2007.

18. Open Innovation

19. T-Economy 7

20. Talent: Who is your city? Source: Richard Florida, 2008

21. STREAM Talent Attraction, Retention, Development and Creation TALENT ATTRACTION INTERNATIONAL T T T TALENT RETENTION PERFORMANCE CREATION AND DEVELOPMENT TALENT LOCAL Source: Xavier Marcet and Roser Salvat, 2009

22. Conclusions 8

23. Conclusions Value Chain and Concurrent Policies Knowledge Infrastructures Managing the Talent Economy Ecology of Innovation in Real Life Open Elevators Focus and Leadership Critical Mass (Physical and Logical) Hybrid Organizations and Governance

24. Q&A 9

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