designing innovation ecosystems | keynote address to the 2016 anzrsai meeting | melbourne
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Ed MorrisonPurdue Agile Strategy LabPurdue Polytechnic Institute
Designing Innovation Ecosystems ANZRSAI Annual Conference | Melbourne | December 2016
We are defining how universities can design and
guide innovation ecosystems
We are sitting in the midst of a really big transition…
The foundations of our economy are shifting…
Networks move us to new opportunities
Quick tour of research, theory and practiceEcosystem experiments at PurdueKey components of a university ecosystem
Quick tour of research, theory and practiceEcosystem experiments at PurdueKey components of a university ecosystem
Quick tour of research, theory and practiceEcosystem experiments at PurdueKey components of a university ecosystem
“Transform your Workforce System”
✓ 13 regions nationally✓ $15 million each✓ 3 years to innovate
The federal government
First Purdue experimentIndiana, 2005
0
7,500
15,000
22,500
30,000
Began Training Completed Training Degrees/Certificates
Goal Result
2.7 X
2.9 X
2.7 X
Result: We exceeded goals by almost 3X. With 8% of the national money, we produced 40% of the national results
Indiana Innovation Platform proposed to pool the start-up and innovation assets of two universities and focus them three regions
© Fraunhofer IAO, IAT Universität Stuttgart Dr.-Ing. Dipl.-Ing.-Des. Antonino Ardilio
Fraunhofer IAO
Fraunhofer IAO Stuttgart, Germany
Fraunhofer
Technology Development
MarketOpportunities
OLED Displays
Emergent Artificial
Intelligence
Sensors
GeneticEngineering Military
Health Care
Construction
Automotive
Financial Services
Opaque, permeable boundary
Technology in search of a market fit
Markets in search of technology solutions
5G Networks
RoboticsBioplastics
Additive Manufacturing
Drones
Precision Agriculture
Conductive polymers
Nanomaterials
Lithium Air Batteries
Fraunhofer MarketExplorer
Fraunhofer TechnologyRadar
© Fraunhofer IAO, IAT Universität Stuttgart
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Strategic Doing courseDesigning and Guiding Complex Collaborations
Integration of agile strategy and innovation management
Open TIM (Technology- & Innovation management) courseTechnology and Innovation Management in the digital age
TechnologyRadar courseAccumulating Technology Intelligence
MarketExplorer courseIdentifying adjacent
market opportunities
…
Research
Infrastructure
InvestorNetworks
Skilled Talent Pool
Start-up Firms
InnovativeGrowth
Companies
Provide capital and expertise
Provide investmentgenerates wealth
Recruit and supply smart
people
Recruit and supply smart
people
Provide networks and mentors
Provide ideas incubators and
smart people
Provide R&D partners
Provide technology
support and training
Accelerate new venture investment
Train and recruit smart people
Start Up Economy
Growth Economy
One view of a university’s innovation ecosystem
Source: Ed Morrison, Dale Wunderlich
Business Firm
Business firm that acts as an expert hub
Business firm that services as a boundary spanner
Higher educational institution supporting the cluster
Strategic focus area that ties together firm within a cluster
Anchor Investment
Formal Cluster
Quick tour of research, theory and practiceEcosystem experiments at PurdueKey components of a university ecosystem
Civic economy mindsetAgile strategy: Strategic DoingCollaboration platformsOpen source ecosystems
Quick tour of research, theory and practiceEcosystem experiments at PurdueKey components of a university ecosystem
Civic economy mindsetAgile strategy: Strategic DoingCollaboration platformsOpen source ecosystems
Our Market Economy
Our Civic Economy
Focus on redesigning and guiding our civic economy
Our Market Economy
Our Natural Environment
Our Civic Economy
Carolan 2005, Society, Biology, and Ecology: Bringing Nature Back Into Sociology’s Disciplinary Narrative Through Critical Realism
Our Market Economy
Our Civic Economy
Collaboration
zone
Shared Value
Perspective
Collective
Impact
Perspective
Our Market Economy
Our Civic Economy Zone of
Collaboration
Industrial Commons
Perspective
Quick tour of research, theory and practiceEcosystem experiments at PurdueKey components of a university ecosystem
Civic economy mindsetAgile strategy: Strategic DoingCollaboration platformsOpen source ecosystems
Strategic Planning
We have been testing an agile strategy process designed for open networks
Strategic Doing
Dynamic
Simple
Complex
Complicated
Number of Actors
Low
Low
High
High
Source: Modified from Sheffield et. al (2012)
Number of Interactions
As we move toward networks, we move into highly complex environments
Known Situations
NewSituations
Existing Skills New Skills
Comfort Zone
Where agile strategy happens
Frustration Zone
Command and control
Collaboration and trust
Hierarchies
Open networks
Agile strategy enables us to confront complex situations by developing new, collective skills
Strategic Doing uses simple rules to guide complex collaborations to measurable outcomes…
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The Ten Rules of Strategic Doing
PURDUE AGILE STRATEGY LAB // NOVEMBER 2016
Simple rulescreate a swarm
Quick tour of research, theory and practiceEcosystem experiments at PurdueKey components of a university ecosystem
Civic economy mindsetAgile strategy: Strategic DoingCollaboration platformsOpen source ecosystems
Within the university: collaboration platforms can scale trust across disciplines
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Purdue Core
Innovation Lab
(Core Lab)
(iLab) 1
iLab 2
iLabn
Innovation Acceleration Networkwith Market-Facing
Innovation Disciplines
University and College
CentersUnviersityUnviersityUnviersityUniversity
College1College
1
College2College
2College2
Colleges and Departments
CollegeCollege
CollegeCollege 1 Departments
ExistingEngagement
Networks
Purdue Extension
Purdue TAP
Building platforms to scale trust and collaboration
Company A Company B Company CLockheed
Data Import &
Analytics Team
Archit
ectu
reTe
am
Visualization
Team
Data S
ourc
e
Team
Your Company
Designing an open innovation network for Condition Based Maintenance
Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
Design sessions
Workshop
“I’ve worked with large companies trying to do open innovation, but the Strategic Doing process is unique. This is the most clear and concise open innovation process I’ve seen.”
Mark Scotland CEO, 4.0 Analytics
Time
Level of Cluster Development
Conversation shifts
Network forms
Strategic agenda emerges
Anchor investments made
Cluster continues to invest, adapt, expand
Source: Ed Morrison, Purdue Unviersity
Quick tour of research, theory and practiceEcosystem experiments at PurdueKey components of a university ecosystem
Civic economy mindsetAgile strategy: Strategic DoingCollaboration platformsOpen source ecosystems
Branding MarketingNew Narratives
Brainpower21 Century TalentWorkforce
InnovationEntrepreneurship
Supports
Quality, Connected
Places
Collaboration
Open source ecosystems focus in four areas
From these core collaborations, other characteristics emerge
Brainpower21 Century Talent
InnovationEntrepeneurship
Networks
New Narratives Quality,
ConnectedPlaces
Collaboration Skills
Innovative Businesses
Cre
ativ
e, H
ealth
y P
eopl
e
Dynam
ic Clusters
Creative Placemaking
Innovation and
Entrepreneurship
Quality
,
Conne
cted
Plac
esNarratives
Brainp
ower
Organization A Organization B Organization C
Universities can design and guide collaborations on the platform
Quick tour of research, theory and practiceEcosystem experiments at PurdueKey components of a university ecosystem
Civic economy mindsetAgile strategy: Strategic DoingCollaboration PlatformsOpen source ecosystems
Thank you.
Ed Morrison [email protected]