2. Once upon a time… People decided they could rule themselves

3. Self-proclaimed sovereignty… Created the Golden Age in the Netherlands

4. ‘We, the people’ created landmarks Liberty is the universal symbol of freedom

5. What do we learn from that? There is no need for a central authority: people can govern themselves Self-governing people create their own sources of wellbeing They can also create lasting dreams, like ‘Liberty’

6. How is that relevant today? 46% of web servers and 66% of the million busiest websites run Apache Software created collectively by a community of on-line developers Wikipedia – 2.8 million articles in English alone The internet, today’s biggest innovation, runs on ‘people power’

7. So why does ‘people power’ not drive industrial innovation? Well… It does! Philips has embraced ‘open innovation’ In 2001 it built HomeLab: involving people in the research process Its closed campus is now the open High Tech Campus Eindhoven Open innovation generates 35% of Procter & Gamble’s innovations

8. Open Innovation Parliament ‘Doing’ Open Innovation is today’s big challenge ‘People power’ its core promise Our question: Can we use the internet to create a platform to mobilize that strength?

9. co-do = ‘the way’ (‘do’, like in judo or taekwondo) of ‘together’ (‘co’) Jointly working on real things With people like yourself

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12. An environment for you to connect with others Get inspired by them and in turn give them inspiration What does co-do provide?

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15. An environment for you to connect with others Get inspired by them and in turn give them inspiration A community to collaboratively drive an innovation agenda with What does co-do provide?

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18. An environment for you to connect with others Get inspired by them and in turn give them inspiration A community to collaboratively drive an innovation agenda with A resource for working on new solutions together with others What does co-do provide?

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22. An environment for you to connect with others Get inspired by them and in turn give them inspiration A community to collaboratively drive an innovation agenda with A resource for working on new solutions together with others Enabling each member to enjoy their contributions What does co-do provide?

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24. An environment for you to connect with others Get inspired by them and in turn give them inspiration A community to collaboratively drive an innovation agenda with A resource for working on new solutions together with others Enabling each member to enjoy his/her contributions Connected from your desktop What does co-do provide?

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26. Everyone can highlight his or her expertise Everyone has access to the expertise highlighted and the toolkits provided People who make a contribution of any kind (uploading a video, giving comments, …) get to vote Everyone can try to gather others to jointly innovate on a needed solution Voting turns the best option into an addition for existing toolkits co-do operates on simple rules for creative freedom

27. Why are we doing this? Linux started with one person saying: “I would like some feedback.” (LinusTorvalds) Open Innovation is today’s revolution We need a new place for people to exercise their (creative) power We hope you will enjoy it!