Innovation Ecosystems: Built from the Bottom Up
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Webcast of this talk available at the end of the schedule here: http://wedc1.dynamicwebcasting.net/ I-Capital Advisors led an interactive session at the Washington Economic Development Commission's recent Regional Innovation & Jobs Summit. This presentation was used for background prior to an exercise where the participants actually mapped distinct innovation ecosystems in the state economy.
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Innovation Ecosystems: Built from the Bottom Up
- 1. Innovation Ecosystems Built from the Bottom Up Mary Adams Michael Oleksak I-Capital Advisors ICA-1
- 2. Industrial era ends… Knowledge era begins PBS: The First Measured Century ICA-2
- 3. Industries that will be re-made • Energy • Transportation …fueled by knowledge • Healthcare and • Education innovation • Food production • Manufacturing • Construction • Services • Information technology ICA-3
- 4. Innovation is the New Strategy …Why? • Knowledge is dispersed across organizations and geographies • New opportunities come from sharing and collaboration, not ownership of assets • This means that innovation is a bottom-up process • The role of leaders is to facilitate and support (not command and control) ICA-4
- 5. Dual challenges of leading/influencing innovation 1. Create an innovation process to support idea generation, selection, development and commercialization 2. Cultivate an innovation ecosystem to ensure a continuous flow of new ideas and an environment where the innovation process will thrive ICA-5
- 7. The IC-Innovation Ecosystem Human Relationship Capital Capital Structural Capital ICA-7
- 8. Human- stored Human knowledge Capital • Education • Expertise • Competencies • Experience • Knowledge ICA-8
- 9. Structural Capital • Data, information • Communication Recorded systems and networks knowledge/ • Organizations Infrastructure • Intellectual property • Infrastructure/physical resources (labs, facilities) • Institutions ICA-9
- 10. Access to external Relationship resources Capital • Knowledge • Markets • Financing • Media • Networks • Programs ICA-10
- 11. Example: Chongqing, China • China produces 50% motorcycles globally • Chongqing has largest production in China • Featured in Wikinomics as model for peer production of a physical product • Hundreds of producers collaborate on design and manufacture • Local producers now moving into auto market, building global brands ICA-11
- 12. Chongqing innovation ecosystem Reverse Chinese Global customers Engineering motorcycle Manuf industry Skills Modular designs Japanese Motorcycle manufacturers Just-in-time sourcing Entrepreneurial culture Financing Laissez faire policy ICA-12
- 13. Key WA innovation ecosystems • Infrastructure • Energy • Food • Export • Entrepreneurship • R&D • Health Commercialization • Manufacturing • Learning ICA-13
- 14. Resources Book: www.IntangibleCapitalBook.com Community: www.ICKnowledgeCenter.com Blogs: www.SmarterCompaniesBlog.com www.TheEndGameBlog.com Mary Adams, 781-729-9650 Michael Oleksak, 781-729-1008 adams@i-capitaladvisors.com oleksak@trekconsulting.com Twitter: maryadamsica Twitter: mikeoleksak ICA-14