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Lars Högdahl Chairman of the Regional Growth Committee, Swedish Ministry of Industry:
"inno assisted the Regional Growth Committee in its task aiming to strengthen long-term economic development in exposed labour-market regions in parts of mid-central Sweden. The strategy of inno combining competence mapping with foresight methodology successfully enabled the region to find new areas of development. The most exciting result of inno´s work was the initiation of co-operations disregarding from geographically administrative boarders and traditional sector definitions."
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Benchmarking study on regional innovation management approaches
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Analysis of successful regional innovation management approaches adopted by internationally renowned good practice regions and formulation of recommendations for the Large Scale Research Centre Karlsruhe (FZK)
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This study – commissioned by the Large Scale Research Centre Karlsruhe (FZK) – aimed at defining how far the Karlsruhe Region is from reaching the standard of a “good practice” region. In the scope of this work, the regions identified as “good practice” regions – against which Karlsruhe has been benchmarked – are: Cambridge, Göteborg, Grenoble, Hamburg, Helsinki, Leiden, Leuven, München, North Carolina, Oxford und Zürich.
Despite the presence of a critical mass of technical universities and research institutes in the area of Karlsruhe, the region cannot be considered a Knowledge Regions. Nonetheless, it would probably fulfil all requirements for positioning as “technology region”, as its high research standards and the commercialisation possibilities of its research results are not inferior to those available in some of the benchmark regions.
This study shows how Karlsruhe disposes of a high success potential, but does not present some of the most important success factors. Compared to the Good practice regions, Karlsruhe has still some work to do to reach a “regional innovation system” and its innovation development strategy needs improving.
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