O projektu:
Interreg Ce projekt URBAN INNO – „Iskorištavanje inovativnog potencijala urbanih ekosistema” bavi se izazovom kako učiniti Centralnu Europu inovativnijom i konkurentnijom maksimiziranjem inovacijskog potencijala manjih i srednjih urbanih ekosistema. Potrebno je značajno unaprjeđenje povezanosti dionika u urbanim ekosistemima za bolje korištenje njihovih inovativnih potencijala. Aktivnosti projekta URBANN INNO implementirani su u ekosistemima projektnih partnera. Uspostavljeno je 5 novih “quadriple-helix” klastera/mreža i razvijeno 6 regionalnih/urbanih inovacijskih planova za partnerske regije. Implementirano je 9 pilot projekata u regijama partnera koristeći nove participativne metode i uključivanje krajnjih korisnika.
Predavanja:
1. Opening Remarks & Introduction
Tina Ragužin (City of Rijeka, Croatia)
2. Human Capital, Work, and Educational Perspectives on SmartCity Initiatives
Ante Lučić (A-link LLC, Croatia)
3. Involving Users into Urban Innovation: Tools for Facilitating the Process
Matjaž Gerl (E-zavod, Slovenia)
4. An Introduction to Design Sprint Innovation Challenges
Nicola Doppio (Hub Innovation Trentino, Italy)
5. Creating the Agri-Food Digital Marketplace Upon End-Users‘ Inputs in Košice Region
František Janke (Technical University of Košice, Slovakia)
6. Story of a Successful Digital Innovation Hub in Western Hungary
Attila Joós, Molnár Zoltán (Pannon Business Network, Hungary)
7. Collaborative Business Model: Quadruple Helix Perspective to Modelling Business Processes
Bojana Suzić (Fachhochschule Vorarlberg, Austria)
8. Burgenland Pilot: A Motivational Pitch for the Energy Strategy
Carina Halper (Forschung Burgenland, Austria)
9. Karlsruhe Pilot: Shaping the Vision of Energy Efficiency with the Support of Citizens
Christin Eckerle (CyberForum, Germany)
10. Citizen Participation – Key Enabler for Optimal City Governance, Transparency and Trust
Damir Medved (Ericsson Nikola Tesla Inc., Croatia)
11. Engaging Users in Improvement of e-Services
Vesna Avguštinčič, Tadej Kurent (Municipality of Maribor, Slovenia)
12. Modern Technologies in Urban Clusters
Joanna Rudawska (University of Jan Kochanowski/Kielce Technology Park, Poland)
13. Design Thinking as an Instrument for Smart Innovative City Government: The Trentino Pilot Experience and Results
Marco Combetto (Trentino Digitale S.p. A., Italy)
