Wabash Heartland Innovation Network Presentation February 2019
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The Wabash Heartland Innovation Network (WHIN: http://whin.org) is designing new networks to support the development and deployment of technologies for smart manufacturing and smart agriculture. We have been working on new approaches to ecosystem development that can accelerate the development of WHIN, This presentation explains.
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- 2. The Current State of the Practice Agenda Designing What’s Next: Agile Strategy Platforms Roadmaps: The Five Quadrants Proof Points: How This Works in Practice
- 3. Developing Ecosystems: The State of Practice
- 4. We are moving from complicated to complex systems 20th Century 21st Century Complicated Closed systems Complex Open Systems
- 5. It’s not rocket science…it’s more like molecular biology
- 6. We cannot design a complex adaptive system, but we can guide them
- 7. We can design the simple rules from which a complex system emerges Separation: Create some space Alignment: Line up with those close by Cohesion: Steer toward the center
- 8. We can also design and manage the platforms on which they form
- 9. A portfolio of collaborations leads to a vibrant ecosystem
- 10. The Simple Rules of Complex Collaboration: Strategic Doing
- 11. 11 Strategic Doing is an open source operating system to accelerate collaborations, open innovation and ecosystems…
- 12. TEN RULES STRATEGIC DOING TEN SKILLS
- 16. Source: World Economic Forum (2014) “Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Around the Globe and Early-Stage Company Growth Dynamics – the Entrepreneur’s Perspective”. Accessed October 12, 2018 at http://reports.weforum.org/entrepreneurial-ecosystems-around-the-globe-and- early-stage-company-growth-dynamics/section-6-the-growth-of-entrepreneurial-ecosystems-lessons-from-buenos-aires-amman-and- istanbul/?doing_wp_cron=1539516074.5358979701995849609375 Ecosystems can be complex to map and impossible to manage
- 17. Platforms provide the coherence that ecosystems need to thrive Strategic Focus Areas Collaborative Investment Initiatives Innovation Assets: Willing Platform Partners Government Agencies Foundations Philanthropists Corporations Funding Sources
- 18. Proof Points for Ecosystem Development
- 19. Oklahoma City
- 20. 20 Research Infrastructure Investor Networks Skilled Talent Pool Start-up Firms Innovative Growth Companies Provide capital and expertise Provide investment generates wealth Recruit and supply smart people Recruit and supply smart people Provide networks and mentors Provide ideas incubators and smart people Provide R&D partners Provide technology support and training Accelerate new venture investment Train and recruit smart people Start Up Economy Growth Economy
- 21. This quest began in a parking garage, 1993 Consultant to Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
- 22. The results start appearing Oklahoma City, 2007. Photo by: Luke Barrett
- 23. OKC is now considered a national model
- 25. We need to create a vibrant ecosystem for technology companies. Designing an ecosystem in Charleston, SC 2001 Ernest Andrade Economic Developer City of Charleston
- 26. The Charleston Digital Corridor has also gained national attention
- 28. 28 Linking and leveraging assets creates new value Spare capacity in a cold water testing lab Spare capacity in a hot water testing lab
- 29. © 2008, Brian D. Thompson, UWM Research Foundation 10/6/08 Funds Fluid Transport/ Civil & Ind. Engr. Detection Materials Bioscience Pumps/ Valves/ Components Analysis/ Measuring/ Control Water User Consumer Products Treatment/ Processing/ Softening Utilities Funding Agencies Academic Institutions Private Sector Public Sector Milwaukee Water Cluster DOE EPA NSF USDA DoD NOAA/DOC Interior World Bank Foundations International Partners NIH Greater Milwaukee Foundation UWM Marquette UW-Madison WATER Inst. Chem & Biosci School of Freshwater Science CEAS Physics MSOE Fluid Power Rapid Proto Center M7/GMC MMSD City of Milwaukee DNR UNDP Federal Government Municipalities Water Council Pentair• Filtering & purification GE Badger Meter • Water meters • Meter reading systems Procorp• Water reuse & softening • Phosphate & radium removal AO Smith • Water heaters Kohler • Faucets • Materials, coatings, plating • Casting technology Miller Coors• Intake quality, output quality • Energy consumption AquaSensors Thermo Fisher Scientific Fall River Great Lakes Water • Water treatment equipment Advanced Chemical Systems• Ind. wastewater treatment CH2MHILL • Engineering services ITT Sanitarie• Wastewater treatment design Flygt • pumps SiemensJoy Bucyrus Veolia • Water utilities Environmental Energy Efficiency Processing & Treatment Monitoring & Detection
- 30. University of Puerto Rico
- 31. Ubaldo
- 33. Pathway 1: Follow the Same Protocols to Replicate the Start-Up Ecosystem in Other UPR Campuses
- 35. 35
- 36. New Jersey Innovation Institute
- 38. North Alabama
- 40. Our Backyard
- 41. “Transform your Workforce System” The federal government
- 42. K through 12 Dependency Cycle Career Entry level Working poor $10.00 per hour 2 Years of College Certifications 4 Years of College Pre- K Unemployed Source: Ed Morrison, Copyright 2014 distributed through a Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution ShareAlike license. How does a region manage this complexity?
- 43. Strategic planning does not work: we need a new more agile strategy discipline
- 44. 0 7,500 15,000 22,500 30,000 Began Training Completed Training Degrees/Certificates Goal Result 2.7 X 2.9 X 2.7 X Result: Dramatic increases in productivity