implementation ris3 through clusters - new role of clusters in regional development -
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Implementing RIS3 through Clusters – New Role of Clusters in Regional Development -
Vukovar, Croatia
12 December 2016
Dr. Gerd Meier zu Köcker
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How Innovation Happens Today is
Continuously Changing
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Transformation of Industries…..
• Wind energy goes offshore
• Food & packaging go
smart packaging
• Manufacturing goes Industry 4.0
Industrial Transformation
Processes
• Biotech & Health
• ICT & Medical devices
• Communication technologies &
automotive
Increasing Convergence of
Technologies
• Creative industries
• Digital industries
• Bioeconomy
Emergence of New Industries
New policies
New support
schemes
New approaches
to support
regional
competitiveness
…. Leds to Cross-Sectoral Innovation
16 Sources: gerber and Limmatdruck Zeiler
Food
Sensors Packaging
…. Leds to Cross-Sectoral Innovation
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Food
Sensors Packaging
Success Factors to Implement RIS 3
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Cluster Cluster-Initiatives
Systematic Approach to
Implement RIS3
Hypothesis Key Success Factors to Implement RIS3
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• Strong clusters • Critical mass
• Complementarities
• Excellent cluster managements • Initiate transformative actions
• Initiate new cross-sectoral innovation models
• Systematic approach for implementation • Framework conditions supporting structural change
• Support Schemes
Monitoring and Improving the Implementation of RIS3 through Clusters
Strengths of clusters
• 4-star approach of the European Cluster Observatory
Excellence of cluster management
• Approach based on the European Cluster Excellence Initiative ECEI
Implementation process
• StressTesting
• Policy Benchmarking
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Monitoring and Improving the Implementation of RIS3 through Clusters
Strengths of clusters
• 4-star approach of the European Cluster Observatory
Excellence of cluster management
• Approach based on the European Cluster Excellence Initiative ECEI
Implementation process
• StressTesting
• Policy Benchmarking
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Policy Benchmarking of Implementation Process through Clusters
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Different Ways how Clusters Can Support Regional Policy Makers in Implementation of RIS 3
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Regional Networks • Networking • Experience
exchange • Events Impact on Regional Competitiveness
New Nature of Cluster-based Regional Economic Policies
New Regional Cooperation Models
• Entrepreneurial Discovery Workshops
• Acesss new value chains • Initiating cross-sectoral coop. • Coordinate activities of all
stakeholers • Making use of regional
cluster portfolio • Cluster Bridges as sustainable
cross-sectoral approach • Intern. strategic partnerships • Strong coordination
Cluster Initiatives • Matching industry
with academia • Workforce
Development • Working Groups • Initiating innovation • Internationalisation
• Competition & Selfishness of actors
• No or weak coordination between cluster initiatives, SME intermediaries etc
• Individual strategies, not alligned with peers or region
• Missing regional perspective; lack of understanding of industrial needs
• Polypoly-like system
• No incentives to cooperate among regional peers
• RIS3-driven (market driven) cooperation
• Clear tasks, well aligned with peers (cluster initiatives, SME intermediaries etc.)
• Contribution to regional prosperity is key objective; high business intelligence
• Indicvidual strategies are well aligned and embedded with / in RIS
• Oligopoly-like system
• Clear benefits to cooperate with regional peer
Traditional model New regional cooperation model
Traditional vs. New Regional Cooperation Model