28th of August 2008 “Linking Education and Industry” CIRP GA Manchester 2008 WG Human Factors & Education www.ceni.pt Pedro Filipe Cunha.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Strengthening innovation in chemical clusters
Advertisements

Overview of TransBonus project Overview of TransBonus project 1st Innovation Dialogue Forum : Towards a regional innovation system WBC-INCO.NET.
Western Balkan Technology Fund (WBTF) Initiative
1 ABOUT THE INSTITUTE ABOUT THE INSTITUTE SOFIA UNIVERSITY ST. KLIMENT OHRIDSKI, BULGARIA CENTRE FOR EUROPEAN RESEARCH, TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES.
EPAN - Workshop eGovernment : People and Skills Introduction – Luxembourg Presidency NL – Maastricht, 24 June 2005.
European Economic and Social Committee Consultative Committee on Industrial Change "CCMI" P r e s e n t a t i o n of J á n o s T Ó T H Member of the EESC.
Smart Specialisation and Growth in the Baltic Sea Region Clusters and smart specialisation Kincsö Izsak, Technopolis Group, Brussels 5 April 2011.
Lucio Caporizzi Regione Umbria Umbria is a small region situated in the centre of Italy Population: 834,000 inhabitants Surface: Two Provinces: Perugia.
WP4 – 4.1 and 4.2 Preparatory activities for the creation of the WATERMODE permanent network 1 Technical Committee Meeting Venice, June 24-25, 2010 VENETO.
Building a Design Centre KTN RUnUP Conference Monday 9 th February 2009 Design Centre for the North Knowledge Transfer Network Gordon OllivereChief Executive,
EU – ACP PROGRAMME FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS AND CAPACITY BUILDING (PSTICB) 9 ACP RPR 61.
Electric Vehicles Industrial Cluster - NPO IKEM Corp. (Business entity of EVIC) Changing the Government Agenda of EU's poorest countries using the power.
The International Trade Centre (UNCTAD/WTO) The International Trade Centre (UNCTAD/WTO)
BUILDING THE CAPACITY OF BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP ORGANISATIONS Andrei Mikhnev World Bank Group.
The project is funded by the European Union Institutional capacity development of the three innovation centres and research sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
TRTA – Component 1 Achievements & Results Presentation by Ms. Lilia Naas Mr. Arif Khan.
EAC HIGHER EDUCATION POLICY
Latvian -Hungarian Biotechnological Information Day Szeged, Hungary Latvian -Hungarian Biotechnological Information Day Szeged, Hungary 02/12/2010.
CREATING OUR FUTURE Building Towns and Cities as Learning Communities Edmonton, CANADA 3-4 June, 2004 ADELAIDE Where we were, Where we are now ADELAIDE.
1 VERITE The network within the debate on innovation Nicos Komninos, URENIO VERITE Kick-off Meeting Thessaloniki, November 2001.
InJoy&Train FAFB Information Day 16 November, 2007 SMEs in FP7 Tigran Arzumanyan.
Company´s profile. 2 Content Partizánska cesta 64, Banská Bystrica, Slovak Republic | Reg. No.: | TAX ID: Mobile:
Martin Schuurmans Chair EIT The EIT Sustainable Growth and Competitiveness through Innovation.
Malta Council for Science and Technology Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) 15 July, 2008 Anthea Frendo FP7 National Contact Point.
Towards the Romania of PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING The social and macroeconomic policy of Europe is the policy of Romania EU projects represent a.
Business and stakeholders – moving towards even closer integrated cooperation? Experiences from the business response to the European CSR Agenda Ben Davies.
EUA Convention of European Higher Education Institutions Graz, May 2003 Theme II Revisiting the Links between Teaching and Research.
FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE WG PROJECT IDEAS AND INITIATIVES WG3 CREATIVITY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP MEETING BUCHAREST
ACTIVITIES OF SUPPORTING SMES DEVELOPMENT IN VIETNAM
The First St. Petersburg Business incubator The First St. Petersburg Business Incubator REO «Service» managing company +7 (812)
Australia’s Innovation Action Plan – Self-Assessment Report June 2010 Barry Jones Industry and Small Business Policy Division.
Enabling a Global Vision for the Baltic cleantech industry: Latvia country case Dr.sc.eng. Juris Vanags Latvian Biotechnology association Interregional.
Thoughts about collaboration between University in Semarang and Univ. of Copenhagen GROWTH AND EMPLOYMENT.
Aldona Kowalczyk-Rębiś Agnieszka Kowalska
Knowledge transfer in practice Societal Entrepreneurship and Regional Development Yvonne von Friedrichs, Associate professor Anders Lundström,
Engineering Industries Association of Lithuania „Linpra“ 1 Riga 2014 December.
III ASTANA ECONOMIC FORUM INTERNATIONAL INNOVATIVE CONGRESS Innovative potential development in SME`s in region Dr. Karl-Heinz Klinger Technostart GmbH,
Expert Input : Review of Days 1 & 2 1. Forum Days 1 & 2 2 Overview of Days’ 1 & 2 Themes, Sessions, and Guiding Questions.
TRANSACT – the transfer of start-up support mechanisms to different contexts, project results and conclusions Petra Brüning.
Virtual Collaborative Social Living Community for Elderly Kick Off Event Inova+ Overview Diana Magalhães.
Linking business to knowledge: new challenges Dr Kastytis Gečas, Lithuanian Innovation Centre.
Fraunhofer ISI Institute Systems and Innovation Research Trentino plus 10 Foresight Workshop July 2003 (Trento) Trentino plus 10: Innovation system.
A new start for the Lisbon Strategy Knowledge and innovation for growth.
NETWORK STRUCTURE AND COOPERATION BETWEEN UNIVERSITIES AND INDUSTRY Prof. Ing. Tatiana Čorejová, PhD. Prof. Ing. Ján Čorej, PhD.
European Commission Introduction to the Community Programme for Employment and Social Solidarity PROGRESS
1 Regional Innovation Strategies RIS. 2 About Regional Innovation Strategies The RIS projects aimed to support regions to develop regional innovation.
Conference on regional governance in a global context The experience of Emilia Romagna Morena Diazzi Managing Authority ERDF ROP
87 th International Conference SIEC-ISBE “Education for Business Sustainability” Krakow, July 27-31, 2015 “ Best educational practices from the Arctic.
EU funding Available EU Structural Funds. Objective 2 / Mål 2 Interreg 4A NORD Kolarctic ENPI CBC Northern Periphery Programme Baltic Sea programme North.
LEONARDO DA VINCI PROGRAMME PL/04/B/F/PP – _________________________________________________________________________ European Curricula for Economic.
Promoting ICT in Developing Regions Love Ekenberg Professor of Computer Science Acting Director SPIDER Dept. of Computer and Systems Sciences Stockholm.
The role of innovation for the future of Swiss industrial SME The role of innovation for the future of Swiss industrial SME Laboratoire de gestion et procédés.
EU Projects – FP7 Workshop 6: EU Funding –What’s Next? Carolina Fernandes Innovation & Funding Manager GLE Group.
Strengthening the Strategic Cooperation between the EU and Western Balkan Region in the field of ICT Research Key Barriers & Challenges in ICT Research:
TOWARDS “CLEAN” MINING TECHNOLOGY THROUGH TECHNICAL SCIENTIFIC INNOVATION Nicolae Ilias, Romania.
E u r o p e a n C o m m i s s i o nCommunity Research Global Change and Ecosystems EU environmental research : Part B Policy objectives  Lisbon strategy.
1 EUROPEAN INNOVATION POLICY: Innovation policy: updating the Union’s approach in the context of the Lisbon strategy Thursday, 9 October 2003 Sofia, Bulgaria.
CLUSTERING PROJECT Oto Hudec Faculty of Economics Technical University of Košice.
Energy SET Plan Conference Side event #5 András Siegler, Director - Energy, DG Research and Innovation, European Commission The Strategic.
Generic competencesDescription of the Competence Learning Competence The student  possesses the capability to evaluate and develop one’s own competences.
Małopolska experiences in interregional cooperation INTERREG and Programmes of Investment for Growth and Jobs Grzegorz First Marshal Office of the Małopolska.
Project Officer Support
Innovation Development Strategy
Developing reporting system for SDG and Agenda 2063, contribution of National Statistical System, issues faced and challenges CSA Ethiopia.
FP7 – ICT Theme a motor for growth, competiveness and social inclusion
Thematic platform 1 Competitiveness & Attractivness
project results and conclusions
A stronger Europe for a better world
DPN OFFICIAL LAUNCH EVENT
Yelena Shevchenko Director of Strategic Planning and
Presentation transcript:

28th of August 2008 “Linking Education and Industry” CIRP GA Manchester 2008 WG Human Factors & Education Pedro Filipe Cunha

Industry Education Companies Technological Centres R&D Centres Innovation Centres Challenges: Competitiveness, Economical Growth, Modernization of enterprises networks. It is necessary:. Technological development,. Innovation capacity,. Enlargement of operational value chain Centres for creation and transmission of knowledge, with core competencies in the areas of research, development and training Linkage between the two systems CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August

Significant evolution of the number of students in the tertiary education (post-graduations, masters and PhD`s) The number of Phd`s have risen Compound annual growth rate of the number of students enrolled in terciary education (ISCED 5 and 6), 1975/76 – 2000/01 Source: Eurydice (2005) Key data on education in Europe 2005, Luxembourg office for ofical publications of the European communities Centres of creation and transmission of knowledge With core competencies and availability in the areas of research, development and training Education Brief Summarize Education CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August

About 50% of the researchers work in higher education institutions and R&D centres. Private associations without profitable goals that work together with universities occupy 14% of the generality. The number of scientific publications has been increasing considerably Brief Summarize Education Centres of creation and transmission of knowledge With core competencies and availability in the areas of research, development and training Education CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August

Need of: -Technological Development -Innovation capacity -Enlargement of the operational chain Industry Brief Summarize Industry 2005: companies CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August

95,3% of the companies have less then 10 waged workers Brief Summarize Industry Need of: -Technological Development -Innovation capacity -Enlargement of the operational chain Industry CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August

Brief Summarize Industry Need of: -Technological Development -Innovation capacity -Enlargement of the operational chain Industry CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August

Competitive Factors Brief Summarize Industry Need of: -Technological Development -Innovation capacity -Enlargement of the operational chain Industry CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August

Forum Manufuture Portugal Industry Education Companies Technical Centres R&D Centres Innovation Centres Working Group 2: “Melhor Articulação entre Ensino e Indústria” (Better Interlink between Education-Industry) 1) Diagnostic - “Focus group” meetings, inquiry implemented at national and workshops 2) Data analysis 3) Actions proposal and development CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August

 Lack of culture based on objectives driven  Lack of processes flexibility  Inadequate evaluation and financial support system  Inadequate academic evaluation  Poor link between research areas and industry interests  Weak knowledge about the industry by the education  Some courses are badly adjusted to the industry necessities Education Linking Education and Industry Diagnostic Linking Education - Industry  The cooperation between education institutions and industrial companies has been gradually increasing  Small dynamism is observed to capitalize the competencies of education institutes and innovate in industrial enterprises  Lack of knowledge between industry and education  Weak link between education and industry  Strong enterprise dynamics in the technological development, innovation, human competencies enrichment and enlargement of operational value chain  Lack of a clear definition of development strategies, in medium and long term  Small importance given to the areas of R&D and innovation  Lack of companies availability to interact with education institutions  Small availability and capacity from companies to promote human resources competencies development actions Industry Education Companies Technical Centres R&D Centres Innovation Centres CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August

Data Analysis Develop the education system Promote the involvement of education institutions in the industry Approximate the research activities to the industry Promote the curricular development with connections to the industry Promote the involvement of industry in education Create innovation centres inter- companies and education institutions Promote the development of competencies of the human resources with the support of education institutions Reorganize to strengthen the link: education vs industry Promote the share of research activities Create mechanisms of linking industry and education Linking Education and Industry Industry Education Companies Technical Centres R&D Centres Innovation Centres Education Linking Education - Industry Industry CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August

–“Best practices” collection and dissemination –Establishment of “Liaison Officiers” –Forums between University and Industry –Implementation of cooperative actions. Model for industrial development. Establishment of collaboration networks: PAM – Portuguese Alliance for Manufacturing Actions Industry Education Companies Technical Centres R&D Centres Innovation Centres CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August Linking Education and Industry

–Forums between EI e IE Actions Proposal Organisation Technology Human Resources Industry Education Companies Technical Centres R&D Centres Innovation Centres CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August Linking Education and Industry

–Implementation of cooperative actions. Model for industrial development Actions Critical factors: Project team: knowledge, competencies Objective and clear plan for each company Commitment Follow-up and evaluation Pro-active management of human resources Industry Education Companies Technical Centres R&D Centres Innovation Centres Technology and Knowledge University Suppliers /consulting R&D internal Outsourcing Management Capital Human Resources Continuous training and experience ç University Consulting Recruitment Outsourcing Businessangels Interimmanagement Shareholders Businessangels Risk capital National programs Banks University Recruitment HR companies CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August Empresas Universities Fórum ManuFuture Portugal Industrial Associations Market Banks Government Shareholders Suppliers Empresas Enterprises Training Consulting Linking Education and Industry

–Implementation of cooperative actions. Establishment of collaboration networks: 1.To pursue an active development of knowledge and technology for Manufacturing Industry in alignment with :  MANUFUTURE Platform  FMP-FÓRUM MANUFUTURE PORTUGAL 2.Integrate capacities and competencies in the development of innovative solutions in terms of process, products and business models; 3.Increment the capacity to compete for financial fund for R&D at EC level; 4.Promote a better effectiveness in the link between R&D and industry. Actions Proposal MOTIVATION Industry Education Companies Technical Centres R&D Centres Innovation Centres CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August Linking Education and Industry

–Implementation of cooperative actions. Establishment of collaboration networks: Actions Proposal Research, Development and Innovation S trategic R esearch A genda – MANUFUTURE Platform 1.New processes 2.New products 3.New business models 4.R&D infra-structures and education 5.Innovation systems 6.Tools for innovation management 7.Linking between R&D and industry 8.Network of excellence in R&D Industry Education Companies Technical Centres R&D Centres Innovation Centres CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August Linking Education and Industry

–Implementation of cooperative actions. Establishment of collaboration networks: Actions Proposal Proposal full title: “Innovative networks of SMEs for complex products manufacturing” NMP Supply chain integration and real-time decision making in non-hierarchical manufacturing networks Proposal full title: “DINAMIC – Promotion of innovation and establishment of cooperative networks in technological fields” PROGRAMA DE COOPERAÇÃO TERRITORIAL EUROPEIA INTERREG IV-B Programa Operacional Sudoeste Europeu. PO SUDOE 2007 – 2013 Industry Education Companies Technical Centres R&D Centres Innovation Centres CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August Linking Education and Industry

–Implementation of cooperative actions. Establishment of collaboration networks: Actions Proposal Project proposal: “Enabling Technologies” Intelligent manufacturing systems Network production systems Energetic and enviornmental efficiency of production systems Modelling and simulation of manufacturing systems Manufacturing systems planning and logistics New production technologies and systems New business models for manufacturing technologies Safety Industry Education Companies Technical Centres R&D Centres Innovation Centres CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August Linking Education and Industry

–Implementation of cooperative actions. Establishment of collaboration networks: Agenda: Introduction to the themes Presentation of two case studies (one national and one international) Debate Conclusions Brokerage event (with the objective of defining new projects) Workshop: Intelligent Manufacturing systems Energy and Sustainability Actions Proposal Industry Education Companies Technical Centres R&D Centres Innovation Centres Project proposal: “Enabling Technologies” CIRP GA - Manchester WG HF & E, 28 th August Linking Education and Industry

Thanks for your attention and We invite you to collaborate 28th of August 2008 CIRP GA Manchester 2008 WG Human Factors & Education Pedro Filipe Cunha