VINNOVA presentation on Lenka og opne data i nordisk perspektiv (Nordlod) 23 oct 2014. How innovation, OIpen innovation and Open Data interact.

1. Technology won’t save us, people will
Oslo - 23 October 2014
Erik Borälv
http://www.slideshare.net/erikboralv

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3. The singularity obsessives
“We can combat global challenges through the lens of tech, not with technology alone.” (link)
The dystopian bandwagoners

4. Digitaliseringskommissionen
The digital agenda of Sweden

5. Anna-Karin Hatt, Minister for Information Technology and Energy Ministry of Enterprise and Energy
Photo: Andia Ghafouri 7th june 2012
Jan Gulliksen, Committee for digitization
KTH – Royal Institute of Technology
Dean and professor in HCI

6. The mission of the Committee for Digitization
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to analyze the development in relation to the main political goal
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demonstrate the possibilities in digitization
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communicate the Digital Agenda
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administer the active supporters of the Digital Agenda
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work with others to achieve a better digitization

7. Digitaliseringskommissionen
The digital state of Sweden (link)

8. Ongoing work
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How did Sweden (or the Nordics) become so successful in IT?
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Digital knowledge (Digital kompetens)
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Life-long learning; knowledge, skills, attitudes, understanding
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Schools and education
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Work life
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Society
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Life events and
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IT in work life

9. The future of employment Occupations according to probability [0 to 1] of computerisation (link)

10. Challenges and possibilities

11. Geek girl mini
Lilla kommissionen

12. Sweden’s national team in 2030

14. Digitalization is transforming every aspect of the way we live and work. The information economy is one key factor for our competitiveness and our whole economy.

15. Then: Welcome to the information society
Annika Steiber, the Google model
Now: Welcome to the innovation society

16. People live longer, companies shorter
We all have all information available
The best ideas, and execution
Control feels safe, but is incremental
Big changes. Creative. Manage caos.

17. Startups leading traditional R&D
Open Innovation is going mainstream
Innovation is about YOU
The “Sharing Economy” is unstoppable
CINO – chief innovation officer
Crowdsourcing
The 6 Hottest Innovation Trends, Robert B. Tucker (link)

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21. #oppnadata

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Every death on every road in Great Britain 1999-2010 2,396,750 road crashes in GB. Each light point is an individual collision which resulted in a casualty. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-15975724

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26. Large crowd is everything
Manual work is hopeless
No one should work with open data

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30. @Mark Brough on @erichysen – structured, updated, licensed

32. Nordic?

33. Vad har de fyra gemensamt
What we have in common?

36. Goal - 100% automatic harvesting of DCAT-AP metadata

37. DCAT-AP editor

38. DCAT-AP validator

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40. Sweden’s contribution (link)

41. Digital innovations brings massive opportunities, but only if we know how to make it happen.

42. www.VINNOVA.se
We strengthen Sweden’s innovativeness, aiding sustainable growth and benefiting society
Sweden’s innovation agency

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