clusters for innovation
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Clusters for innovation. Dr. Gernot Klotz Executive Director Cefic R&I. Focused longer term strategic directions for industry - HLG* recommendations to accelerate innovation in the EU-. Intensity of policy actions. Translate research ideas into solutions Reduce time to market - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Clusters for innovation
Dr. Gernot KlotzExecutive DirectorCefic R&I
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Research Development Pre - Marketing
Innovation success =Competitiveness
• Time to market
• Investment in new approaches (higher risk)
• FP7 + MS Research funding
• Research clusters
• Creating new ideas
•Chemical industry of value
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•Shortage of skills
• Innovation is investment
• EU patchwork of policies & regulations
• Value chain cooperation (demonstration)
Intensity of policy actions
Focused longer term strategic directions for industry - HLG* recommendations to accelerate innovation in the EU-
Translate research ideas into solutions
Reduce time to market
Balance technology with societal needs
Improve consumer & investor confidence
*High Level Group on the Competitiveness
of the Chemical Industry in EU
• Consumer & investor confidence recognised
deficit
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HLG recommendation
Industry and public authorities at all levels should strengthen clusters which facilitate co-operation across sectors and across borders, with the aim of further stimulating and facilitating cross-cutting innovations throughout the value chain. Initiatives should build on existing structures and programmes where possible.
The results achieved by EU, national and regional innovation networks should be examined, and possible areas of improvement identified, for example, by greater promotion of best practices.
Final report of the HLG - February 2009
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Clusters for innovation
Knowledge-Based Solution-driven
Increase synergy between
innovation actors
Industry
Academia
Open innovationPPP
Public authorities
INNOVATION
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Strategy & structure
Strategy Structure
Involve key innovation actors
Build on existing structures
Active participation of the industry (including SMEs). Critical mass needed
“Business plan”
Matrix for progress and regular reporting
International impact
Joint objective for all partners
Focus on solution providing technologies addressing societal challenges
Cooperation with the value chain
Cooperation with existing clusters (“complementarity”)
Enhance the conditions for a positive innovation framework (including HR)
Speed up introduction of sustainable solutions
Flexibility