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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"Innovation Ecosystem"”.
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Bioeconomy: Regional Innovation Ecosystem (West Ireland)
… Roscommon and Sligo for developing Regional Innovation Ecosystem focused on Bioeconomy for land and sea. This thesis has explored the mechanisms of Interactions that can contribute towards active collaboration of these four key players such as meetings, webinars etc. that are necessary for …
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Accelerating digital health innovation : analyzing opportunities in the healthcare innovation ecosystem
… a dramatic increase in demand for healthcare innovation. In this thesis we present a framework for analyzing a digital health innovation ecosystem in the US. Our framework consists of four key activities: innovation generation, entrepreneurial team formation, early company incubation, and …
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An Organizational Network Analysis of the Sprawling U.S. Department of Defense Innovation Ecosystem
… and emerging technologies. It is through innovation that the military’s technological edge is maintained. Defense innovation refers to the broad set of experimental activities aimed at developing and implementing transformational technologies, strategies, and organizational practices to …
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Spatial qualities of innovation districts : how Third Places are changing the innovation ecosystem of Kendall Square
… and provide recommendations for how future "innovation districts" should be developed. My in depth study of the built form of Kendall Square reveals that workplaces for the high-tech industry have extended beyond the conventional office setting to include both retail and public spaces: such …
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Multiple perspectives of a knowledge-based Innovation Ecosystem : the case of Khalifa Fund for enterprise development in the UAE
… theory to explore the key factors of the Innovation Ecosystems in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It offers systemic point of view for how innovation can be transformed from an event to be a sustainable system in the country’s economy to achieve the 2030 economic vision. Such fundamental …
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An investigation into how strategic alignment is achieved in an innovation ecosystem : a case study of the Fintech ecosystem in Scotland
… literature on how the strategy process in ecosystems contributes to the alignment of ecosystem participants around a focal value proposition. The application of strategic management in innovation ecosystems can be understood to pose significant challenges to the traditional take on strategy …
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Understanding the challenges to the development of the ecosystem of Innovation Management of Universities and their Spinouts: A case study of England
Universities play a crucial role in underpinning innovation and entrepreneurial activities. By commercialising their academic research, they prove their impact and the value they are adding to industry and society in the wider innovation ecosystem. While many universities have systems in place to …
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Innovation districts : economic development, community benefits, and the public realm
Innovation Districts are emerging across the country as vehicles for economic development, job creation, urban revitalization, and sustainable growth. As they continue to be developed, there is a need to rethink the role of community benefits in supporting economic resiliency within the innovation …
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Dynamics of innovation policies and ecosystems in Japan
Many public policies related to innovation have been implemented in Japan, especially focusing on promoting startups from universities, aiming at economic growth from technology. However, innovation ecosystem is complicated and dynamic that make difficult for policymakers to understand the system …
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Building innovation ecosystems to drive carbon neutral sustainability goals
… the development of new technologies that only innovation-driven enterprises (IDEs), not small businesses, have the ability to create. IDEs tend to form around one another in clusters known as innovation ecosystems. According to the MIT IDE framework, four elements are necessary for the …
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Strategic management of innovation and entrepreneurial framework applied to the South African nanotechnology flagship projects
… evaluates them using the Strategic Management of Innovation and entrepreneurial framework. The flagship projects span a variety of focus areas which include beneficiation of strong materials (platinum group materials), viral therapeutics (HIV, Hepatitis), development of ID nano-structures for nano …
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Innovation Ecosystems in Geographically-Remote and Resource-Limited Regions with Indigenous Populations and considering Ancestral Science, Knowledge, and Practices: Intentional Development in the Pacific Islands of Hawaiʻi, Fiji, and New Zealand
Innovation ecosystems provide a way to transform and diversify a regional economy. Much of the existing research focuses on mature economies in regions with strong foundational insti- tutions and natural resources. The research herein uses the MIT Three-S (system, stakeholder, strategy) Framework …
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A multi-level analysis of gender-inclusive innovation in Oxfordshire
… critical role of gender diversity in fostering innovation that is inclusive of all genders. This research understands innovation as gender-inclusive, wherein companies create environments that ensure equal opportunities for individuals of all genders to contribute to, and benefit from, …
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A study of commercialization factors in a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) funded company
… among other nations. But capitalizing on these innovations and bringing them to the marketplace are what gives a nation its competitive edge and provide sustainable growth over time in this highly dynamic global economy. In the United States' complex innovation ecosystem, small businesses and …
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Overcoming inequality in regional innovation ecosystems : the Basque country and the advance of economic democracy
… economic development strategies for clustering innovation and entrepreneurship. This rising trend can be seen in the proliferation of Innovation Districts and Regional Innovation Ecosystems across many metropolitan regions in the US, Europe, and cities in the Global South. While many of these …
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Architecting Absorptive Capacity: Systems Framework for Open Innovation in Japanese Enterprises
… Japan faces challenges in maintaining its global innovation leadership, this thesis explores the potential of collaborative R&D between large Japanese firms and external actors to drive innovation through open innovation practices. The research focuses on absorptive capacity - defined as an …
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The Role of Firm Capability, Managerial Cognition, and Ecosystem on Innovation: Investigation of The Satellite Industry
… external contingency factors in influencing firm innovation and industry evolution. In the second paper, I take an intra-firm focus, and I identify managerial cognition as an important internal factor that impacts the relationship between technological capability and innovation. More specifically, …
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Intellectual Property Management in Innovation Ecosystems: Developing Visual Methods for Mapping Dynamics, Uncertainties, and Risks
Innovation plays a key role in addressing society’s grand challenges, such as poverty, climate change, and pandemics. To be effective, it requires the collaboration of heterogenous actors, the orchestration of dynamic innovation systems, and openness towards sharing and accessing knowledge and …
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Sustaining a culture of innovation delivery in society. A practice-led study of the role of design thinking frameworks
… driving the adoption and cultivation of innovation across various sectors, particularly within design, education, and business realms. It investigates the social dynamics surrounding knowledge dissemination and the societal reception of innovative practices. Drawing upon insights gathered …
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