e-welfare state pekka himanen berkeley center for information society [email protected]
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EXPECTATIONS
INCLUSION =TRUST
WELFARE GROWTH
ENTREPRENEUR.
INNOVATIONCULTURE
PEOPLEEDUC. SYS.
INNOVATORS
STATE
AGENCIES
BUSINESS
SERVICES
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EXPECTATIONS
INCLUSION =TRUST
ENTREPRENEUR.
INNOVATIONCULTURE
PEOPLEEDUC. SYS.
INNOVATORS
STATE
AGENCIES
BUSINESS
SERVICES
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Impact of Aging on Taxation
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Total tax level
Pensioners (% of
working age)
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Labor productivity growth(1985 = 100)
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Telecommunicationsmanufacturing
Public services
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Culture of innovation or “the hacker ethic” in business
Case Nokia
1. Leadership in product innovation must be based on the leadership in process and organizational innovation
Jorma Ollila (CEO and Chairman): “Structure drives strategy.”
2. Innovation is possible only if the culture of innovation becomes the management and work culture
Shared will to innovate. A culture of trusting people by giving them responsibility and encouraging them to do things in a new way in an environment where failing is permitted. Rewarding people’s innovative entrepreneurialism.
Matti Alahuhta (President of Nokia Mobile Phones):“Defining goals together so that they generate excitement, which generates empowerment.”
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EXPECTATIONS
INCLUSION =TRUST
ENTREPRENEUR.
INNOVATIONCULTURE
PEOPLEEDUC. SYS.
INNOVATORS
STATE
AGENCIES
BUSINESS
SERVICES