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Page 1: Gerd Meier Zu Köcker

European CommissionEnterprise and Industry

Practices and Tools for Cluster Management Excellence

Gerd Meier zu Köcker

Agency Kompetenznetze Deutschland

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Rationale

Cluster managements excellence mattersCluster managements excellence is a promising way to contribute to sustainability of a cluster Matured clusters seek for ways to demonstrate excellence towards members, policy makers, programme owners or the communityLabelling excellent clusters is becoming common practise within Europe,• but according to national priorities and national funding schemes !• An internationally harmonised and recognised approach is missing !!

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Prevailing Approaches to Increase Organisational Cluster Excellence

Quality Frame

• peer assessment approach (EC-project)Benchmarking (Kompetenznetze Deutschland)European Cluster Excellence Initiative (EC-project)Others• Balanced Scorecard • Comparative membership satisfaction analyses

(Kompetenznetze Deutschland)

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Benchmarking of cluster organisations reveals different advantages compared to other approaches:

Comparison with others

reveals the current position

shows specific strengths and weaknesses

is voluntary and motivates to learn from the best / good practices

provides findings which can be used in the practical work

no good or bad, nor raking or rating

gives interested parties valid information about the competitive position of a cluster

Results of the benchmarking provide valid input to cluster organisations towards cluster excellence

Why Benchmarking ?

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Cluster Management Benchmarking• Tool for cluster organisations

• to compare with the best / others• to initiate mutual learning• to strive for cluster (management) excellence• to provide evidence of progress made

• Tool for the members / programme owners / policy makers• Development of a given cluster compared to others• Strength / weakness compared to other

• Starting point for specific support actions• Neutral, comparable, independent

Benchmarking of Cluster Organisations I

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Framework conditions

Three key dimensions and five sub-dimensions

• Cluster structure• Typology, governance

and co-operation• Financing cluster management• Strategy, objectives, services• Achievements, recognition

Cluster actors

Cluster organisation

Benchmarking of Cluster Organisations II

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The comparative portfolio • Sufficient number (more than 80 clusters are registered)• Sufficient quality (all clusters registered which meet threshold)

Allowing to benchmark the right clusters• According to same technological domain• According to size, age, country….• According to all “Excellence Clusters” registered

within the comparative portfolio

Cluster Management Benchmarking - Key Success Factors

Benchmarking Key Success Factors I

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Regards the broad variety of clusters • Flexible and modular approach• Individual composition of relevant indicators• No disadvantage when certain indicators are left out

Simple approach• Reasonable efforts for gathering information • Focus on cluster organisation• Involvement of the cluster members is voluntary• Face-to-face discussions• No statistics

Cluster Management Benchmarking - Key Success Factors

Benchmarking Key Success Factors II

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Cluster typology and governance

Diversity of servicesOutput of services

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Achievements and performance

IKT Grenland

Clusters belonging tosame techn. domain

Share of maximal score

Cluster Management Benchmarking

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Project Overview

European CommissionEnterprise and Industry

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•• The NordicThe Nordic--German Cluster ExcellenceGerman Cluster Excellence• Leading National Programme Owners build the consortium

• Denmark, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Norway, Sweden

• Initiated by• Purpose:

• Promote cluster management excellence within Europe• Promote mutual learning by comparing cluster organisations• Testbed for harmonised quality indicators for cluster organisations within Europe• Application of ECEI indicators

• About 150 cluster organisations will actively participate and be benchmarked• Clusters belong to the most competitive ones in their respective countries

Further Steps for Implementing a Harmonised Quality Approach within Europe

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First Step for Implementing a Harmonised Quality Approach within Europe

For more informationFor more information

……or at the or at the KompetenznetzeKompetenznetze boothbooth

Contact at DASTIThomas Alslev ChristensenMinistry of Science, Technology and InnovationInnovation Policy CenterBredgade 40-42DK-1260 CopenhagenTel +45 20 89 72 27Tel + 45 33 92 93 73E-mail: [email protected]

Agency Kompetenznetze Deutschland Dr. Gerd Meier zu Köckerc/oVDI/VDE Innovation +Technik GmbHSteinplatz 1D-12163 BerlinTel.: +49 30 310078-118Fax +49 30 310078-222Emai: [email protected]

Further Steps for Implementing a Harmonised Quality Approach within Europe