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• Strong SME’s, hackers’, coders • Business Accelerators • Innovation Intermediaries
• EU Projects • Open minded City Government • Participatory citizens
• Grassroots organizations
Amsterdam Rich Civic Innovation Ecosystem
Ecosystem Amsterdam I
Culture Creative Industries driven, organic small medieval city, collaborating is easy. Players are to-the-point, direct, mostly non-political Short lines between stakeholders
Policy Feedback loops from civil society & companies do exist. Keen eye for bottom-up development, and connecting to bottom-up developers
• Policy mindset is favourable to novelty and innovation. International outlook: competing all the time to be on lists…
Knowledge institutes
Developer hubs
Accelerators
Innovation labs
Ecosystem Amsterdam II
Support Available: Non-governmental institutions Foundations Funding agencies Accelerators Civil society groups Over 60 innovation hubs
Informal culture, which makes professionals easy to access The internet, business & financial support structures are well developed
Markets Vibrant creative design hub Lots of startups, large companies (Bookking.com, Philips, Shell) Lots of business clubs, networking agencies Openness to disruptive innovation (Uber, AirBNB) No Silicon Valley start-up culture
Enabler1-EU projects, network, real-time experiments, access to novel technologies, ENOLL living labs
Enabler2-Amsterdam Economic Board: PPP’s, business community, experiences from pilots
Ecosystem Amsterdam III
Human Capital Huge pool of local talent, many foreigners. Short ties to educational & research institutions. But formal institutions like their bubbel. Entrepreneurship skills & mindset starting to become better. Not good enough right now.
Finance Government invests in accelerators Crowd-funding available. Models are still untested. Funding for collaborations between universities and companies Tax reduction in innovation and for start-ups
European funding for start-ups and large integrated projects. Bu: red tape is very complicated.
Learnings It is not about hardware or software, it is about people. Identify
them and empower them.
Bind partners with projects and events.
Create simultaneous values for citizens, business, academia & government (quadruple).
It takes time but there is allways a way…
VALUE
• Neutral, non-profit space to gather and think outside of the box
• Human centered co-creation practice • Communities of users and civil society • Design Thinking & Design Doing • Bringing art & culture into innovation • Extensive network / ecosystem • Hands-on technology knowledge • International scouting of new ideas
Health Living Lab
What design can do?
• Retain a focus on the user / citizen • Give a structure for being creative about
problem-solving • Test iterations of possible solutions in
order to learn more about the problem • Identify new, more relevant ideas and
services and steward them through delivery • Engage users (citizens and employees) in
the design of change.
Design Council, UK: Restarting Britain