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tcbe.ch – ICT Cluster

Bern, Switzerland

Christoph Beermundi consulting ag

ICT Cluster Bern, Switzerland

christoph.beer@tcbe.ch

christoph.beer@mundiconsulting.com

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Facts tcbe.ch - ICT Cluster Bern, Switzerland

Founded: 13.12.1996

The tcbe is a non-commercial association (Article

60 of the Swiss Civil Code (ZGB)).

Target:

ICT Cluster Bern is a collaboration between

companies, training institutions, trade associations

and local authorities with the aim of strengthening

the telecommunications and IT sector in our

economic region

205 members including companies (suppliers and

users), Government, Education, ICT-organisations

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Main Topics of the cluster

• Networking

• Go international (Import and Export-Promotion)

• Education

• Knowledge and technology transfer

• Experience exchange / Centres of Competence

• Communication / focus

• Promotion of the region

• Inter-/cross-clustering

Short intro-

duction of

tcbe.ch, ‘Best

Practices’ in

Knowledge

Management

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View of Knowledge Management

Cluster

Workforce

Companies

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View of Knowledge Management

• Cluster

• ELMO’s

• Centers of Competence

• Workforce

• OdA, Initiative about education

• Companies

• Own initiative

• About 5 companies are active on the market

KM as a tool for

cluster innovation

development

Overall Goal

EMLOS overall goal is to promote more

sustainable transport through the

development of

electromobility solutions for cities and

regions.

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consulting ag

Project Objectives

I. Paradigm Shift: From Ownership to Usage

Development of concepts for future business models able to create new

mobility patterns in urban environments.

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II. Cross-border Field Tests

Design of cross-border field tests to demonstrate state-of-the-art in

technology and infrastructure, to identify further research needs and to

analyse acceptance by users.

III. Joint Action Plan

Elaboration and adoption of a cross-border action plan to strengthen the

research and knowledge base and contributing to competitiveness of

European «mobility industries».

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ELMOS Concept

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Problem

CO2Emissions Energy

Scarcity

Congestion

NoiseEmissions

Technologies,

Concepts

& Solutions

Researc

frastr

Energy

Automotive

Cities &

Regions

HolisticMobility-concepts

Market

Uptake

Readin

Socio-

economic

Benefits

Quality of Life

Competitive-ness

Sustainable

Growth

Workplan

Participating Regions

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Region Stuttgart

Inhabitants 2,7 Mio.

Territory 3.700 km2

GDP per capita 35.200 €

Employees 180.000 (800)

West-Transdanubia

Territory 11.329 km2

Employees 14.700 (88)

Alsace/Franche-Comté

Employees 114.000 (450)

Greater Berne

Territory 6.000 km2

Employees 61.400 (1.400)

Slovenia

Employees 15.500 (209)

Vorarlberg

Territory 2.601 km2

Employees n.A. (-)

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consulting ag

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Institute for Work & Technology

(Coordinator)

City System GmbH

Partner & Competencies

Energy

Automotive

Economic Development AgencyRegion Stuttgart

Automotive Cluster Slovenia

Panon Novum Innovation

Agency

Hungarian Vehicle Engineering

Cluster

VLOTTE -

Vorarlberger

Electroautomobile

Pôle Vehicule du Future

tcbe – ICT Cluster Switzerland

autocluster.ch

University of Applied Sciences Berne

Summary Elmo’s

• Identification of existing Knowledge

• Definition of future needed Knowledge

• Close the Gap with aJoint Action plan

Electro Mobility as a KM-Tool

for Regional Development

eGovernment Innovation Center

a Center of Competence,

initiated by tcbe.ch and Kanton of Bern

Field of Action

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Actual State

• Accosiation eGov-Schweiz founded on 29.8.2011 as Public Private Partnership

• An acting Board, President Urs Stalder

• An acting Management, CEO Christoph Beer

• An acting Advisory board, President Prof. Dr. Urs Sauter

• Members from Research (4) and Economic (17)

• Budget > CHF 1 Mio. for the first three years

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Knowledge Transfer

Identification of

KnowledgeFunction

Person

Virtual Source

Transfer of Knowledge

Controlling

New methods in

Innovation

Management field

(Open Innovation

and Design

Thinking (Susan

Pinter))

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The innovation process

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Type of innovation

OpenInnovation

The definition ‚Open Innovation‘ was first used by

Henry Chesbrough. 2003 he observe innovation

concepts under the thinking of globalization and

fluctuation of the workforce.

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Innovation Philosophies

• Open Innovation

• Closed Innovation

• Lead User Method

• Market Driven Innovation

• Customer Involved Innovation

• Living Labs

• Knowledge Management

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Innovation Processtheoretically

• Open Innovation

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Crowd Sourcing

Implemen-tation

Market Integration

Idea Generation

Implemen-tation

Market Integration

Innovation Process in use

• Open Innovation

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Crowd Sourcing

Implemen-tation

Market Integration

Idea Generation

Implemen-tation

Market Integration

Sub-Process Idea Generation

Step 3

Choose of

Definition of

the question

Step 2

Searching /

Screening

Step 5

Planning of

the implemen-

tation

Step 4

Ranking of

Crowd Sourcing with Atizo

Social Innovation Crowd = more

than15'000 creative

thinkers

Web 2.0 Software

Who is the crowd?

• You don’t know

• Behaviour of a swarm / Collective Inteligence

• Fully open Crowd / Public Crowd

• Half- public Crowd

• Closed Crowd / Known Team

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Different ways of IdeaGeneration

• Crowd Sourcing

• Brainstorming

• Markets Trends

• Technology Trends

• Lead User Method

• 6-5-3 Method

• And so on

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Successful Innovations

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Ideas for Implementation

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Contact

tcbe.ch – ICT Cluster Bern, Switzerland

mundi consulting ag

Christoph Beer

Cluster-Manager, CEO

Phone: +41 31 326 76 76

Mobile: +41 79 608 18 13

Christoph.Beer@tcbe.ch / Christoph.Beer@mundiconsulting.com

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