Intervención Roberto Santoro. Presidente ESoCE net, ENOLL governance chair, Living Labs en las Primeras Jornadas de Centros de Conocimiento. Citilab Cornellà #citilab #joceco

1. The European Network of Living Labs and the Open Innovation I JORNADAS DE CENTROS DE CONOCIMIENTO Citilab-Cornella Barcelona 26-27 de marzo 2010. Roberto Santoro, COLLABS Coordinator, ENoLL Co-Chair , ESoCE Net President

2. European Society of Concurrent Engineering Over 500 members 50% Academic 50% Industrial 35 Countries worldwide Established in 1994 as Non-profit-making organisation Sustainable knowledge community for Concurrent Enterprising ESoCE Industrial Forum USER DRIVEN OPEN INNOVATION Rome, December 2009 Collaborative Environment for Sustainable Innovation 2010 Lugano, 21-23 June, Concurrent Engineering-Enterprising-Innovation Community based Living Labs Collaborative Networks WWW.ESOCE.NET Rsantoro@esoce.net

3. From Vision to Action CI area Roadmapping process Projects Research Need Vision Policy & Regulation Harmonized legal framework for open innovation & collaborative business at EU level Address regulatory needs for networked organizations and individuals LION : Legal issues for Llabsopen innovation Service/Product development Islands of Engineering collaborative work place fully support participation of all stakeholders Develop models for open collaborative & concurrent workspace automation supporting new collaborative CRESCENDO technologies Business: User driven demand creation Elaborate inclusive business models for LLabs, Clusters and networked organizations, Consumers, suppliers and partners are fully involved in the value and demand creation Organization: Networked professionals & organizations Companies and People interactions will be supported by extensive IT services & platforms as business utility Study, design & develop an open, self-adaptive, generic ICT integrated solution and services Human: Creativity Approaches for augmenting effectiveness of human interaction based on diversity People creativty and productivity benefits form multicultural interaction KBS: Human KBS Experience in Virtual worlds

5. Bridging the innovation gap between technology development and the uptake of new products and services

8. Market demand

10. Hundreds of public bodies, including Municipalities, Innovation Agencies, Universities...

11. Thousands of companies, especially SMEs clusters

12. Hundreds of thousands of final users organized in user communitiesENoLL 4th Wave lauching 2010!

13. ENoLL AISBL Council and Secretariat LL-Open LL-Partners energy council LL-Policy secretariat LL-Partners health ENoLL cities regio media manufacturing

14. Open Innovation and LLABSCo-Creating “SMART” COMMONS

16. attract business to the region

17. access European funding

18. co-creation of new knowledge on llabs

19. share users communities globally

20. share practices, for-with-by-user methods, business models, ipr

21. Collaborate in joint large scale pilots

23. Main Results Best practices on how Living Labs and Experience research services are supporting SMEs innovation: identification, evaluation and exchange of such practices within and across European regions. Pilots development of SME-oriented Living Lab initiatives in domains of e-business, e-inclusion, e-health, and stimulating the collaboration among Living Labs, innovation agencies and business stakeholders to develop these pilots. Living labs business models and governance structures development for networks of Living labs supporting SMEs. Network mobilisation, exploitation and dissemination to create an active community stimulating SMEs for open innovation and exchange experience in how to use the living labs concept for SME innovation. Policy initiative development to stimulate Living labs, Innovation Agencies and Research organisations to work with SMEs on open innovation. Joint action plan to establish self-sustainable pilots and ensure viability of the CO-LLABS / ENoLL network after its formal project duration.

24. Regional living lab policy for the benefit of SME Enhancing regional innovation systems to foster SME innovation: the role of living labs as part of regional policy instruments Establish a Functional Region Model Leverage Network Scale Factors for ensuring Sustainability Towards a set of recommendations and a way forward Constitute a Group of Regional Living Lab Policy Innovators Develop a joint action plan for validating emerging policies Functional Region Model Sustainability and Impact Indicators Consensus Building and Consolidation Regional Living Lab Policy Prize

25. MedLab Project ERDF 2007-2013 Territorial Cooperation MED Programme: competitiveness of Med space, territorial cohesion, sustainable development Objective 1.1: dissemination of innovative technologies and know-how Two Italian partners: Latium and Sicily + FAO Objective: build a Mediterranean Living Lab Multi-level multi-sector governance network Integration of LL approach into regional policy National networks as an intermediate step Trans-national Pilot Projects Inno-SMEs, Rural, Coastal, Planning, Tourism

27. Set up thematic networks of Living Labs across Europe

29. SMEs and Living Labs SMEs can engage with Living Labs Access and Share knowledge by registering to ENoLL thematic domains Take opportunities to be actively involved in ENoLLpilots New Benefits for SMEs Access Living Labs community Living Labs are your new market “Reality check” and Commercial viability Access network of clusters Complement your capabilities with new partners Set up Collaborative developments for new products/services

30. Dissemination Approach

31. Partners Involvement Level

32. APOLLON Partners Supporting Partner:68 organisations (58 at the project kick-off) from 23 European Countries signed a letter of support, committing to one or several vertical domains. Associate Partner: 17 organisations (0 at the project kick-off) from 7 European Countries are in the process of becoming Associate Partners.

33. APOLLON Workshops and Events

34. APOLLON: Your Next Event

35. Galileo Advanced INnovation Services

37. The nominated innovators will thus benefit from the:

38. validation of their ideas

39. user-oriented engineering of their products and services

40. development of their entrepreneurial team

41. intensifying of their network of industrial relationships

42. In addition the winners will receive a prize money of EUR 10.000 each

43. Theme 1: GNSS for health, ageing and inclusion

44. Theme 2: GNSS for energy efficiency and environment

47. Creating Commons

49. JOIN The Open System of Living Labs Communities ! LL-Open LL-Partners Individuals can register at any time at http://www.ami-communities.eu Public Institutions and Industrial Organizations can apply as associated member, LL-Partners of ENoLL at http://www.openlivinglabs.eu Express your interest to become APOLLON Supporting Partner http://www.apollon-pilot.eu/contact.html energy LL-Policy LL-Partners health ENoLL cities regio media manufacturing