Innovation to Industry : Transferring Knowledge for Smart Ecosystems
Rosado, Alfredo; Pohjola, Petri; Puurtinen, Hanna-Greta; Siivonen, Jere (2021)
Lataukset:
Rosado, Alfredo
Pohjola, Petri
Puurtinen, Hanna-Greta
Siivonen, Jere
Editoija
Bitrain, Ian
Bitetti, Leondro
Conn, Steffen
Fishburn, Jessica
Huizingh, Eelko
Torkkeli, Marko
Yang, Jialei
Lappeenrannan teknillinen yliopisto
2021
Julkaisun pysyvä osoite on
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe2022020417635
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe2022020417635
Tiivistelmä
Increased competitiveness of European industrial small and medium-
sized enterprises (SMEs) requires intensive efforts on mainstreaming and
embedding digitalisation and Industry 4.0. Related open innovation and co-
creation competences as well as new skills update are seldom fully covered in
the wider industry innovation ecosystem. In this paper we present an approach
which provides added value to industries in general and SMEs in particular in
two main action areas: 1) increasing links among universities, innovation
platforms and other companies via collaborative spaces for intensified
information sharing and concretisation, and 2) creating innovative concepts and
prototypes tested and developed in innovation ecosystems within industry
sector. Hence, quadruple helix stakeholders jointly can create demonstration
environments for transferring knowledge for innovation through hands-on
experimentation. The approach we describe offers a set of tools accelerating the
deployment and application of innovative processes into industry in order to
leverage competitiveness, ameliorate employability and manage innovation.
sized enterprises (SMEs) requires intensive efforts on mainstreaming and
embedding digitalisation and Industry 4.0. Related open innovation and co-
creation competences as well as new skills update are seldom fully covered in
the wider industry innovation ecosystem. In this paper we present an approach
which provides added value to industries in general and SMEs in particular in
two main action areas: 1) increasing links among universities, innovation
platforms and other companies via collaborative spaces for intensified
information sharing and concretisation, and 2) creating innovative concepts and
prototypes tested and developed in innovation ecosystems within industry
sector. Hence, quadruple helix stakeholders jointly can create demonstration
environments for transferring knowledge for innovation through hands-on
experimentation. The approach we describe offers a set of tools accelerating the
deployment and application of innovative processes into industry in order to
leverage competitiveness, ameliorate employability and manage innovation.