Industrial innovation has fundamentally changed over the last ten years. The science, technology or corporate-driven innovation paradigm has been challenged by a new open, human and eco-system-based collaborative innovation paradigm since the 1990’s. The Industrial Innovation in Transition (IIT) project has contributed in creating a more holistic understanding of the current best practices in the most innovative companies for an updated best practice documentation in the changed industrial innovation environment.
Industrial innovation has fundamentally changed over the last ten years. The science, technology or corporate-driven innovation paradigm has been challenged by a new open, human and eco-system-based collaborative innovation paradigm since the 1990’s. The Industrial Innovation in Transition (IIT) project has contributed in creating a more holistic understanding of the current best practices in the most innovative companies for an updated best practice documentation in the changed industrial innovation environment.
IIT project has gathered data from about 700 companies ranging from innovation leaders to moderate innovators in multiple industries across the member states to provide an evidence base for reviewing how well the current innovation policies support the adoption of new innovation processes. The project has produced a number of recommendations on how the innovation systems and policies in Europe should be developed to bridge the gap between Europe and its main competitors.
Please follow the links to read more about the Innovation Best Practices Report (11072017_IIT D2 5_(namelist updated 24.4.2018)D 2.5 Innovation Best Practices Report), Policy Brief (D 3.2 Policy Brief) and Refined toolkit (D 5.3 Refined Toolkit for National Level Stocktaking of Local Companies’ Innovation Practices and Corresponding Innovation Policy Measures) among others. Read more ›
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 649351