OPEN DEI Webinar "Business opportunities for Digital Transformation through the ecosystem of Digital Innovation Hubs in Europe"
14 May 2020
Carmen Polcaro (Innovalia)
ENoLL presentation in the User Empowerment Mutual Learning SeminarEIP_AHA C2, celebrated in Eindhoven, October 23th, 2013
Best practices and trends in the Living LAb community about user engagement and empowerement in eHealth and Ageing
The European Commission is proposing to establish a network of Digital Innovation Hubs across Europe to help companies, especially SMEs and mid-caps, gain access to digital technologies and expertise. The Hubs will be based in different regions and complement existing competence centers. They will provide services like technology demonstrations, training, funding assistance, and collaboration opportunities to local companies. The Commission will support networking between Hubs, while regions and member states will help establish and reinforce Hubs based on local industry needs and strengths. The goal is to make advanced digital capabilities available throughout Europe to help all sectors benefit from digital innovation.
ENoLL has labelled 474 living labs since 2007 and welcomed 8 newcomers in 2020. After Europe, Asia is the most represented continent with active ENoLL members. The ENoLL Learning Lab program first kicked off in 2017 with 8 sessions in 2020 and 16 planned for 2021. Since November 2019, ENoLL has funded new projects bringing in 100,000 EUR in resources. ENoLL's first Digital Living Lab Days had 327 participants and focused on connecting people and technology. ENoLL has around 8,000 Twitter followers but has never been a project coordinator.
The document summarizes an event called the 2013 Open World Forum (OWF). The OWF is an annual conference that brings together decision-makers, developers, users, and communities from around the world to discuss open technology initiatives and shape the digital future. The 2013 event had over 2,500 registered participants from various roles including CEOs, CIOs, developers, and engineers. It featured keynote speeches, panels, demonstrations, and networking opportunities across many open source topics. Overall, the 2013 OWF was a successful event that engaged thousands of people both online and onsite at its venue in Paris.
OPEN DEI Webinar "Business opportunities for Digital Transformation through the ecosystem of Digital Innovation Hubs in Europe"
14 May 2020
Carmen Polcaro (Innovalia)
ENoLL presentation in the User Empowerment Mutual Learning SeminarEIP_AHA C2, celebrated in Eindhoven, October 23th, 2013
Best practices and trends in the Living LAb community about user engagement and empowerement in eHealth and Ageing
The European Commission is proposing to establish a network of Digital Innovation Hubs across Europe to help companies, especially SMEs and mid-caps, gain access to digital technologies and expertise. The Hubs will be based in different regions and complement existing competence centers. They will provide services like technology demonstrations, training, funding assistance, and collaboration opportunities to local companies. The Commission will support networking between Hubs, while regions and member states will help establish and reinforce Hubs based on local industry needs and strengths. The goal is to make advanced digital capabilities available throughout Europe to help all sectors benefit from digital innovation.
ENoLL has labelled 474 living labs since 2007 and welcomed 8 newcomers in 2020. After Europe, Asia is the most represented continent with active ENoLL members. The ENoLL Learning Lab program first kicked off in 2017 with 8 sessions in 2020 and 16 planned for 2021. Since November 2019, ENoLL has funded new projects bringing in 100,000 EUR in resources. ENoLL's first Digital Living Lab Days had 327 participants and focused on connecting people and technology. ENoLL has around 8,000 Twitter followers but has never been a project coordinator.
The document summarizes an event called the 2013 Open World Forum (OWF). The OWF is an annual conference that brings together decision-makers, developers, users, and communities from around the world to discuss open technology initiatives and shape the digital future. The 2013 event had over 2,500 registered participants from various roles including CEOs, CIOs, developers, and engineers. It featured keynote speeches, panels, demonstrations, and networking opportunities across many open source topics. Overall, the 2013 OWF was a successful event that engaged thousands of people both online and onsite at its venue in Paris.
This was used for my lecture to the delegation from Rwanda to Japan.
It includes, Social Fabrication, Next phase of Information Society, Future of Industry, Mobility and Making, FabLab, Open Innovation, among others.
The document discusses how to develop an internet of things (IoT) economy at the local community level. It suggests starting an IoT meetup to help shape a local vision and support network for IoT entrepreneurs. This can help new businesses emerge and support local manufacturing. The document also calls for training more technologically-engaged designers, encouraging open source practices, and establishing a dedicated fund to help early-stage IoT ideas develop and find support.
Discover the best innovations and trends from VIVA TECHNOLOGY 2016 Conference in Paris (http://www.vivatechnologyparis.com).
This trendreport has been created by the experts of the HUB Institute (http://www.hubinstitute.com), one of the leading think tank in digital transformation.
The document summarizes an upcoming event on AI regulation and innovations in financial technology. It includes:
1) An agenda for the event with presentations on the EU AI Act, AI in anti-money laundering and healthcare innovations, and a panel discussion.
2) Information on DLA Piper's EU AI Act app and digital guide providing analysis and resources on AI regulation.
3) An overview of Fintech Belgium, the organizer, including their membership, events, innovation hub, and resources for startups, events, news and careers in fintech.
The document describes an upcoming urban mobility event called Autonomy Paris 2016 that will take place from October 6-9, 2016 at the Grande Halle in Paris. The event will showcase innovative multi-modal mobility solutions from companies in areas like car sharing, biking, scooters and driverless vehicles. It aims to connect exhibitors with an audience of innovators, urbanites, and policymakers. The event will include showcasing solutions, test tracks, conferences, and networking opportunities over its 4 day program. The organizers have experience in events and understand urban audiences, with the goal of inspiring attendees and helping mobility providers connect with potential partners and customers.
SEP Sharing Event - WS3: Startup Europe! – “We have lot to celebrate!” - by I...SEP_EU
The document summarizes various European Commission initiatives to support the startup ecosystem in Europe. It discusses programs providing funding for startups and ecosystem builders, accelerators, networking events, competitions, and media campaigns. The overall goal is to strengthen the European startup landscape and encourage more entrepreneurs to start companies in Europe that can scale internationally. Key programs mentioned include the Startup Europe Partnership, European Digital Forum, crowdfunding network, and Tech All Stars competition for early stage startups.
On 17th May in Alicante, the Interreg MED Programme organised a community building event entitled "We are MED - Going beyond thematic communities". The event was the occasion to work together on a common work methodology and last but not least build a strong Interreg MED community. https://interreg-med.eu/news-events/events/we-are-med/
This document summarizes a webinar discussing steps towards a post-COVID-19 digital society and open innovation for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Europe. The webinar features presentations from organizations in Italy, Spain, and Europe on how their local ecosystems have responded to COVID-19 and their visions for the future digital society. Panelists discuss examples of urban regeneration projects, digital gastronomy initiatives, and European Commission programs supporting business innovation. The webinar aims to explore opportunities for SMEs through open innovation as societies transition to a post-pandemic digital future.
What we do? Who we are ? Business lines, Services and Products
InnoGage Limited is a dynamic and truly european International Innovation Lab & Digital Consultancy located in London, Brussels and Paris.
InnoGage is an International Innovation Lab turning innovative concepts & services upside down to empower people, organisations & governments to co-create tomorrow’s world.
InnoGage is a Digital Consultancy providing services in digital communication, stakeholders' engagement & political technologies to reinvent politics, governance & communication in cyberspace.
Global Innovation Platform - July 2016 presentationMathew Lowry
A short presentation made to a workshop on stimulating urban innovation ecosystems using META's Global Innovation Platform. Check out my LinkedIn blog for a slidecast and accompanying notes.
This is the slide I prepared for the BHN Seminar in Tokyo for Trainees from Asian Countries - on new phase of Information Society - with main theme of new mobility and open innovation as well as Social Fabrication
Crowdheritage: The RE-usable Fashion Museum and Crowd EngagementOlivier Schulbaum
The document discusses a crowdfunding campaign for an open source control interface called BHOREAL. It provides details on the goals of the campaign, which include developing a reference web platform and building a large community around the project. The campaign aims to raise funds to cover design, production, and documentation costs. Rewards for contributors range from acknowledgement for a €5 contribution to packs of equipment for larger contributions.
OnsBlok presentation at Thingscon Salon, Eindhoven, July 8 2016Peter van Waart
The document discusses the OnsBlok project, which aims to empower citizens to create smart devices themselves using ready-made components. It poses the question of why citizens cannot make their own smart things, just as they can bake cakes or assemble furniture, if provided with basic connected blocks and sensor plugins. The project is part of Creating 010, a research center at Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences that uses participatory and transdisciplinary approaches to design for smart and inclusive cities.
Networking event with conference and exhibition about carsharing, bikesharing, parksharing, connected cars, autonomous driving, e-mobility, urban mobility and mobility services.
28 and 29. April 2016 in Milan, Italy.
The document summarizes the proceedings of the unConference #1 on Future of Industry, Mobility and Making held in Paris on March 5-6, 2015. An unConference is an open event where participants collectively determine the agenda and content through discussion and collaboration. The event brought together stakeholders from industry, mobility and making to discuss the future of these areas and how they are converging. Key topics discussed included open source vehicles, the changing auto industry, new models of mobility like car sharing, and the potential emergence of an "unIndustry" driven more by end users. Follow up unConferences were planned in various locations to continue exploring an open factory model for the future.
The document discusses the innovation ecosystem in Helsinki, Finland. It provides characteristics of the ecosystem, including the many actors such as universities, cities, and organizations that support it. It also notes Helsinki's focus on industries like ICT, wellness, tourism, and cleantech. The document then discusses Forum Virium's role in supporting smart city initiatives, startups, and open innovation in Helsinki. It provides examples of projects and attitudes around new innovations. In 1-2 sentences, the document summarizes key components, activities, and value propositions of Helsinki's innovation ecosystem and Forum Virium's work within it.
This was used for my lecture to the delegation from Rwanda to Japan.
It includes, Social Fabrication, Next phase of Information Society, Future of Industry, Mobility and Making, FabLab, Open Innovation, among others.
The document discusses how to develop an internet of things (IoT) economy at the local community level. It suggests starting an IoT meetup to help shape a local vision and support network for IoT entrepreneurs. This can help new businesses emerge and support local manufacturing. The document also calls for training more technologically-engaged designers, encouraging open source practices, and establishing a dedicated fund to help early-stage IoT ideas develop and find support.
Discover the best innovations and trends from VIVA TECHNOLOGY 2016 Conference in Paris (http://www.vivatechnologyparis.com).
This trendreport has been created by the experts of the HUB Institute (http://www.hubinstitute.com), one of the leading think tank in digital transformation.
The document summarizes an upcoming event on AI regulation and innovations in financial technology. It includes:
1) An agenda for the event with presentations on the EU AI Act, AI in anti-money laundering and healthcare innovations, and a panel discussion.
2) Information on DLA Piper's EU AI Act app and digital guide providing analysis and resources on AI regulation.
3) An overview of Fintech Belgium, the organizer, including their membership, events, innovation hub, and resources for startups, events, news and careers in fintech.
The document describes an upcoming urban mobility event called Autonomy Paris 2016 that will take place from October 6-9, 2016 at the Grande Halle in Paris. The event will showcase innovative multi-modal mobility solutions from companies in areas like car sharing, biking, scooters and driverless vehicles. It aims to connect exhibitors with an audience of innovators, urbanites, and policymakers. The event will include showcasing solutions, test tracks, conferences, and networking opportunities over its 4 day program. The organizers have experience in events and understand urban audiences, with the goal of inspiring attendees and helping mobility providers connect with potential partners and customers.
SEP Sharing Event - WS3: Startup Europe! – “We have lot to celebrate!” - by I...SEP_EU
The document summarizes various European Commission initiatives to support the startup ecosystem in Europe. It discusses programs providing funding for startups and ecosystem builders, accelerators, networking events, competitions, and media campaigns. The overall goal is to strengthen the European startup landscape and encourage more entrepreneurs to start companies in Europe that can scale internationally. Key programs mentioned include the Startup Europe Partnership, European Digital Forum, crowdfunding network, and Tech All Stars competition for early stage startups.
On 17th May in Alicante, the Interreg MED Programme organised a community building event entitled "We are MED - Going beyond thematic communities". The event was the occasion to work together on a common work methodology and last but not least build a strong Interreg MED community. https://interreg-med.eu/news-events/events/we-are-med/
This document summarizes a webinar discussing steps towards a post-COVID-19 digital society and open innovation for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Europe. The webinar features presentations from organizations in Italy, Spain, and Europe on how their local ecosystems have responded to COVID-19 and their visions for the future digital society. Panelists discuss examples of urban regeneration projects, digital gastronomy initiatives, and European Commission programs supporting business innovation. The webinar aims to explore opportunities for SMEs through open innovation as societies transition to a post-pandemic digital future.
What we do? Who we are ? Business lines, Services and Products
InnoGage Limited is a dynamic and truly european International Innovation Lab & Digital Consultancy located in London, Brussels and Paris.
InnoGage is an International Innovation Lab turning innovative concepts & services upside down to empower people, organisations & governments to co-create tomorrow’s world.
InnoGage is a Digital Consultancy providing services in digital communication, stakeholders' engagement & political technologies to reinvent politics, governance & communication in cyberspace.
Global Innovation Platform - July 2016 presentationMathew Lowry
A short presentation made to a workshop on stimulating urban innovation ecosystems using META's Global Innovation Platform. Check out my LinkedIn blog for a slidecast and accompanying notes.
This is the slide I prepared for the BHN Seminar in Tokyo for Trainees from Asian Countries - on new phase of Information Society - with main theme of new mobility and open innovation as well as Social Fabrication
Crowdheritage: The RE-usable Fashion Museum and Crowd EngagementOlivier Schulbaum
The document discusses a crowdfunding campaign for an open source control interface called BHOREAL. It provides details on the goals of the campaign, which include developing a reference web platform and building a large community around the project. The campaign aims to raise funds to cover design, production, and documentation costs. Rewards for contributors range from acknowledgement for a €5 contribution to packs of equipment for larger contributions.
OnsBlok presentation at Thingscon Salon, Eindhoven, July 8 2016Peter van Waart
The document discusses the OnsBlok project, which aims to empower citizens to create smart devices themselves using ready-made components. It poses the question of why citizens cannot make their own smart things, just as they can bake cakes or assemble furniture, if provided with basic connected blocks and sensor plugins. The project is part of Creating 010, a research center at Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences that uses participatory and transdisciplinary approaches to design for smart and inclusive cities.
Networking event with conference and exhibition about carsharing, bikesharing, parksharing, connected cars, autonomous driving, e-mobility, urban mobility and mobility services.
28 and 29. April 2016 in Milan, Italy.
The document summarizes the proceedings of the unConference #1 on Future of Industry, Mobility and Making held in Paris on March 5-6, 2015. An unConference is an open event where participants collectively determine the agenda and content through discussion and collaboration. The event brought together stakeholders from industry, mobility and making to discuss the future of these areas and how they are converging. Key topics discussed included open source vehicles, the changing auto industry, new models of mobility like car sharing, and the potential emergence of an "unIndustry" driven more by end users. Follow up unConferences were planned in various locations to continue exploring an open factory model for the future.
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This document is a slide deck for a workshop aimed at co-creating innovation hubs in Beirut, Lebanon. The workshop will have two objectives: 1) define actions to strengthen the mobile internet ecosystem through collaboration with stakeholders, and 2) brainstorm a year of innovation activities among ecosystem stakeholders to support job growth and competitiveness. The slide deck covers topics like defining innovation and ecosystems, the importance of users in ecosystems, how business models are shifting to platforms and networks, components of entrepreneurial ecosystems, and roles within innovation ecosystems. It also outlines exercises for participants to analyze and map the key actors, attitudes, and connections within the mobile internet innovation ecosystem in Lebanon.
The document discusses communities of practice and their value proposition. It proposes that communities of practice can develop testing grounds for piloting ideas with users before heavy investment. This promotes peer learning between colleagues and provides expert advice to strengthen evidence-based knowledge generation. Lessons learned can then support scaling up in similar circumstances elsewhere.
This document discusses how technology is beginning to impact structural sectors of the economy like manufacturing and construction. It notes the potential substitution of routine cognitive tasks by technology-led productivity and the primacy of creativity and social skills. In response, it recommends refocusing on 21st century education skills, open innovation, cooperation spaces, and facilitating organic innovation. It also discusses the growth of startup ecosystems and the role of government as a platform for open innovation and facilitation.
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Waag - Public Session Presentation
1. Lebanon - Oktober 2014
@bart tunnissen - director projectdevelopment
@waag.org
maandag 20 oktober 14
2. faq
mission
Creative technology for social innovation
organisation
Founded in 1994; 50+ people:
developers, designers, researchers
Amsterdam based.
Activities
Researching culture, behavior & technology
Developing prototypes and pilots
Organizing interventions & events
Method
Users as designers
Open innovation
Co-design
Community driven
maandag 20 oktober 14
3. dna - open innovation
neue
users as
designers
kombinationen
code
=
culture
the hidden
narrative
learning by
making
critical design
if you can’t
open it, you
don’t own it
maandag 20 oktober 14
4. invention - creation - innovation
Ideas Needs
Requirements
Solutions
Art
Science
Technology
Society
Question
Pilot
Prototype
invention
curiosity driven research
creation
context driven research
innovation
transformation research
maandag 20 oktober 14
5. network effect of the internet
Community Competition
//
//
Top down and systemic
approaches European
Innovation Partnerships,
Smart Cities, FI-PPP;
Cloud strategy;
challenge.gov eHealth,
eGovernment
Distributed
Central
maandag 20 oktober 14
6. network effect of the internet
Community Competition
//
//
Bottom-up and
grassroots (open
source, open data, open
hardware, open
knowledge) P2P,
e-democracy
CAPS, Internet Science,
DSI, web
entrepreneurship
Top down and systemic
approaches European
Innovation Partnerships,
Smart Cities, FI-PPP;
Cloud strategy;
challenge.gov eHealth,
eGovernment
Distributed
Central
maandag 20 oktober 14
10. waag labs
Open Design Lab!
Wet Lab! Creative Care Lab!
Future Internet Lab!
Creative Learning Lab!
Urban Reality Lab!
maandag 20 oktober 14
11. if you can’t open it, you don’t own it
maandag 20 oktober 14
12. dismantle a phone...
“we want 21st Century technology without 19th Century ethics”
George Monbiot, The Guardian , 24 September 2013
maandag 20 oktober 14
19. strategy
Sales strategy long term
B2C
Evangelist Lohas Drifters
concerned & ready
major action taken
aware & critical
minor action taken
convenience & image
intent to take action
June 2013 2014-2015 2016
“I think it is
easy for
companies
to do good”
“I want to live
greener”
“I can make
a difference”
“I cannot make
a difference
“I will do it by myself”
if you do it”
“I understand it
is difficult”
B2B NGO's Government institutions Companies
Marketing message "buy fair" "buy trendy"
Product strategy licencing own development
Sales 10.000 phones 100.000 phones
maandag 20 oktober 14
20. clear deal
= €1
Each cube represents one euro of Fairphone’s
consumer price and is based on the production
of 25,000 phones. Figures are for 2013 and have
been rounded for ease of reading.
Visit fairphone.com/2013/09/12/costbreakdown
where you can download a Key for a detailed
explanation.
Consumer price €325
Average Value Added Tax - € 56.50
Levies/tax (private copying , WEEE) - € 6.75
Resellers’ margin - € 4.25
Average Sales Price € 257.50
€ 185
Product
€ 129.75 Design, engineering, components, manufacturing
and assembly costs
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€ 1 Packaging and (repair) manuals
€ 2 Inbound logistics
€ 25 Royalties to patent holders, IP licenses
€ 18.25 Estimated warranty costs (including spare parts,
labor and transport)
Operations € 45
€ 4.75 Project development, prototyping
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€ 11.25 Legal, accounting, other outside service providers
€ 6 Events, communications and public engagement
€ 5.25 Webshop hosting, payment facilities,
customer support
Initial Operating Result € 5
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the First Fairphone
At Fairphone, we want to start a movement to change the way products are
made. But just as importantly, we want to make a change through the way
we do business. That means being open and transparent about what we
do and where we expect our money (and yours) will go. So, here's
what happens to the €325 for every Fairphone sold.
€ 22
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process, which affects the entire production of this
phone. We also actively seek ways to drive sustainable
change in the supply chain and life cycle of our
smartphone. We call these our “interventions”. Our
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solutions.
PRECIOUS MATERIALS
€ 3.75 Stakeholder meetings, participation
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Solutions for Hope, and monitoring
initiatives for responsible sourcing
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€ 7.50 Made with Care Program
€ 1.93 Worker welfare fund ($2.50)
SMART DESIGN
€ 4 Open source development,
community support, Fairphone
operating system
LASTING VALUE
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€ 5 Reserve (for unexpected stuff), investments and
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23. towards a fair market
Worldwide market
Massive social impact
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Conflict free coltan and tungsten
Open source phone Community
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Co-op in mining
Fair Trade Cobalt
Transparent Chain
Fair Trade Gold
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hits the market
conflict free tin
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chain closed loop
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24. We’re working to create a new economy with a focus on
social values. By operating transparently and sharing the
Fairphone story, we’re helping consumers make informed
decisions about what they buy.
Social entrepeneurship
Fairphone at a glance
Started as a campaign within
Waag Society in 2010;
registered as an independent
social enterprise in 2013
Using a smartphone as a
storytelling device to reconnect
consumers to their products and
uncover how things are made
50,000 Fairphones
sold (and counting)
31 employees with 14
different nationalities and
10 languages spoken
100% independently
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venture capital) to preserve
our social values
Surrounded by an enthusiastic
community of Fairphone owners,
almost 70,000 Facebook fans,
14,000 Twitter followers and
42,000 newsletter subscribers
Based in Amsterdam,
the Netherlands
Updated October 2014 www.fairphone.com Page 2
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