Trends in Ecosystem Evolution and How to Benefit from Them

VALUE CHAIN

Source: http://www.mepsupplychain.org/develop-efficient-value-chain/ The value chain – a surpassed model Source: http://www.mepsupplychain.org/develop-efficient-value-chain/

What is going on? Connections are multiplying and are much easier

ECOSYSTEMS

Do you know what an ecosystem is? Source: https://www.engadget.com/2008/07/11/get-your-ecosystem-on-with-sim-animals/

Of course you know! Triple Helix model

The ecosystem becomes essential for growth and innovation Innovation becomes open All actors become essential Costs and risks are shared Innovate = collaborate All actors grow simultaneously Links are faster and open Acceleration creates more opportunities Network of actors (connecting the dots)

NO MARTINI? NO PARTY!

MUTAGENS

…are changing the DNA of the taxing industry As mutagens are changing DNA of organisms, innovation is changing DNA of organizations! Garret Camp Travis Kalanick …are changing the DNA of the taxing industry UBERIZATION MUTAGENS http://www.slideshare.net/Utilitas/tendencias-para-el-celular

Collaborative platforms Ecosystems are evolving themselves Grand challenges Co-creation spaces Living Labs Open Labs Experience Points Inno-Hubs Collaborative platforms Open Labs

A new prefix to identify an ecosystem An ecosystem is a key enabler for innovation Collaboration A new prefix to identify an ecosystem CO-… Co-opetition Co-working Co-development Co-creation

We all know the Silicon Valley example…so let’s skip it! Let’s see some examples of ecosystems We all know the Silicon Valley example…so let’s skip it!

Information technology Let’s see some examples of ecosystems New York ecosystem Strong rebuilding of a “city-ecosystem” Urbanization of startup ecosystems Venturing opportunities are growing, more capitals coming to the city Exit value “exploding” Information technology

Boston / Cambridge ecosystem Let’s see some examples of ecosystems Boston / Cambridge ecosystem Strong academic institutions with world-class research Physical spaces for development All key facilities within 3 miles of each other Key role of government and legislations R&D facilities from big multinationals Health and life sciences

Let’s see some examples of ecosystems London ecosystem High concentration of capital Melting pot of people generating very innovative ideas Global transport hub Economic and cultural bridge between US and Europe Local government support for the "Tech City" Diverse talent pool from all over the world; easy access to European talent pool Entrepreneurial culture & appreciation for people who take risks One of the most exciting places to live in Source: netguru

Collaborative platforms But ecosystems are also digitally connected… Possibility to create challenges Closer links between Academia & Industry (and Governments) Easier to connect and solve problems Collaborative platforms Company University

It will be used by a University in Italy …and digital connection means virtual collaborative spaces Vertical Platform It will be used by a University in Italy Challenges Challenges Descriptions Descriptions

Digital transformation is impacting ecosystems as well More connection and interaction Higher internationalization Governments and academia will have faster pace w.r.t. industry Innovation will become a co-… exercise Virtual and physical collaborative spaces Digital will help human connections Innovation paradigms will be inverted

Is the right ecosystem the only key to success?